Zia Pueblo Agriculture and Water Use Through the Centuries

UUM_Accn1251.xml Inventory of the E. Richard Hart papers Hart (E. Richard) papers Finding aid prepared by Karen Carver. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections

2004 (last modified: 2015, 2020 and 2021)

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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2026-04-09. Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections E. Richard Hart papers Hart, E. Richard ACCN 1251 608 linear feet 566 boxes 1664-2021 The E. Richard Hart papers (1664-2021) contain correspondence, research files, manuscripts, news clippings, maps, posters, publications, court exhibits, and financial documents. Hart is an author, researcher, and past director of the Institute of the American West at Sun Valley, Idaho (1979-1984). He is the co-founder of the Institute of the North American West (1984) and a founding member of Women in the West, an organization promoting Western women's history. He has also served as an expect witness in several federal court cases involving land claims by the Zuni Indians. English

E. Richard Hart was associated with the American West Center at the University of Utah from 1969 to 1975. From 1979 to 1984, he was director of the Institute of the American West at Sun Valley, Idaho. He was editor for several publications resulting from conferences held by the Institute. In 1984, Hart established the Institute of the North American West in Seattle, Washington. Some materials concerned with these organizations are found in this collection.

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Boxes 1-56 and the map case items were donated in 1992, boxes 57-59 were donated in 1993, boxes 60-60B were donated in 1994, boxes 61-130 were donated in 1995, and boxes 131-158 were donated in 1991, totaling 79 lin. ft.

Boxes 159-187 were donated in 1997 (14.25 lin. ft.).

Cartons 188-218 were donated in 1998 (62 lin. ft.).

Boxes 219-222 consist of C.B. Suzen Timentwa material and were donated in July 1999 (8 lin. ft.).

Boxes 223-225 were donated in November 1999 (6.5 lin. ft.).

Boxes 226-250 were donated in 2000 (48.25 lin. ft.).

Boxes 251-283 were donated in 2001 (65.75 lin. ft.).

Boxes 284-292 were donated in May 2002 (18 lin. ft.).

Boxes 293-297 were donated in December 2002 (7 lin. ft.).

Boxes 298-304 were donated by Richard Hart in December 2003 (15 lin. ft.)

Boxes 305-321 were donated by Richard Hart in November 2004 (11.75 lin. ft.)

Tubes 322-345 were donated by Richard Hart from 2000 to 2004 (26 lin. ft.) and processed by Andrew J. Lengyel in August 2005.

Boxes 346-363 (10.5 lin. ft.) were donated by Richard Hart in November 2005.

Boxes 364-374 (15.25 lin. ft.) were donated by Richard Hart in December 2006.

Boxes 375-416 (36.25 lin. ft.) were donated by Richard Hart in December 2007.

Boxes 417-439 (10.75 lin. ft.) were donated in November 2008.

Boxes 440-444 (6.5 lin. ft.) were donated by Richard Hart in December 2009.

Boxes 445-478 (16.75 lin. ft.) donated by Richard Hart in October 2010.

Boxes 479-519 were donated in 2012.

Boxes 520 and 521 were donated in 2014.

Boxes 522-538 were donated in 2017.

Boxes 539-544 were donated in 2018.

Boxes 545-566 were donated in 2021.

Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.

Processed by Karen Carver in 2003-2011.

Processed by Julia Huddleston in 2012-2015.

Processed by Kristina Barksdale in 2021.

Collections with related material are the American West Center Research Projects (ACCN 1939), Institute of the American West (MS 0582), and Institute of the North American West (ACCN 1293).

The E. Richard Hart Papers (1664-2014) contain correspondence, research files, manuscripts, news clippings, maps, posters, publications, court exhibits, and financial documents.

All photographs and audio-visual materials have been moved to the E. Richard Hart photograph and audio-visual collections (P0439 and A0377).

Hart, E. Richard--Archives Institute of the North American West Institute of the American West Duck Valley Indian Reservation (Idaho and Nev.) Zuni Indians--Claims Zuni Indians--Land tenure Zuni Indians--History Civil Rights Politics, Government, and Law Manuscripts for publication Correspondence Oral histories Deposition, Exhibit Listings 1 Analysis of Changes in Hydrology 1 1 Resource Consultants Exhibits, PX 13000-DX13001 1 2 Deposition of Peter F. Lagasse 1 3 Range Management on the Zuni Reservation 1 4-5 Thadis Box Report, Hart's Notes 1 1 Exhibit Books 2 Loren D. Potter, Ecological Interpretations of the Zuni Reservation 2 1 Loren D. Potter, Ecological Interpretations of the Zuni Reservation 2 2 Robert C. Balling, Analysis of Zuni Indian Reservation Precipitation 2 3 Bound Reports 3 Thomas Wessel, Federal Activity on the Zuni Reservation 3 1 Thomas Wessel, Deposition 3 2 Gordon C. Jacoby, Dendrochronological Investigation of the Zuni Reservation 3 3 Jacoby Exhibits 3 4 Wells Report on Arroyo Development 4 Stephen Wells, Quantitative Analysis of Arroyo Development 4 1 Exhibits for Volume I 4 2 Wells Exhibits: A Quantative Analysis of Arroyo Development 5 Wells Exhibits, Volume II, Notes, Questions 6 Zuni Depositions Taken During Zuni II 7 Zuni Depositions Taken During Zuni II 8 Zuni Depositions Taken During Zuni II 9 Zuni Material 1991-1992 10 Zuni Articles and News Clippings 1991-1992 10 1-2 Federal Indian Policy 10 3 Western Shoshone, News Clippings 10 4 Zuni II Notes 10 5-13 New Zuni II Accounts 10 14 Zuni II Causes and Effects of Gullying 10 15 Washington, D. C., Maps 10 16 Analysis of Problems 10 17 Ultimate Effects of Dams 10 18 Zuni II Legal Pleadings 10 19-21 Zuni Material 11 Reports and Files 11 1-7 Files on the Zuni II Photograph Collection 11 8-18 Zuni II Photograph Collection 12

Files on the Zuni II photograph collections are continued here from box 11.

Kolhu/wala:wa Files 1984-1990 13 Interview with Tribal Council, Religious Leaders 1989 13 1 Working Files 13 2-3 Witnesses 13 4 Correspondence and Notes 1984-1990 13 5-20 Zuni II Correspondence, Kolhu/wala:wa, Coronado Trail 1983-1990 14 Zuni II Correspondence 1983-1988 14 1-7 Kolhu/wala:wa Notes 14 8-12 Database Development Methodology, Zuni Heaven Trail 1989 14 13 News Clippings, Correspondence 1990 14 14 Coronado Trail 14 15-17 Kolhu/wala:wa Files 1984-1990 15 Non-Zuni Witnesses, Interviews 15 1-4 Pre-Trial Order 15 5-6 Project File 1990 15 7-8 Notes for Trial 15 9-12 Meeting With Attornyes 1989 15 13 Lepofsky Interviews 15 14 Tom Leubben Materials 15 15 Bryant Rogers Materials 15 16 Sources, Notes 15 17-20 Telephone Notes 1987 15 21 Kolhu/wala:wa, Published, Congressional Report 1984 15 22 Kolhu/wala:wa Materials 1986 16 Interview with Zuni Tribal Council 1986 16 1 Floyd O'Neil Report 16 2-3 Floyd O'Neil Conclusions 16 4 O'Neil, Zuni Terms 16 5 Field Notes 1986 16 6 Interview 1986 16 7 Helicopter Notes 1986 16 8 Field Notes 1986 16 9 O'Neil Materials 16 10 Interview with Lewis and Lasiloo 1986 16 11 Yawakia Interview 16 12 Pilgrimage Participants 16 13 Othole Interview 16 14 Field Notes 1986 16 15 Appendix, Sites 16 16 Field Notes 1986 16 17 Glossary 16 18-19 Appendix, Maps 16 20 Maps 16 21 Statements at Hearing 16 22 Witness List 16 23 Maps for Kolhu/wala:wa 16 24-25 O'Neil Deposition 16 26 Affidavits 16 27 Platt Contempt 17 Platt Contempt Hearing 17 1-8 Investigation 17 9-16

Including a report by Hart and field notes.

Platt Contempt 18 Trial Transcript 18 1-4 Platt Depositions 18 5-8 Kolhu/wala:wa Accounts 18 9-17 Platt Contempt Accounts 18 18-20 Kolhu/wala:wa Reports, Interviews, Field Notes 1986 19 Hart Report: The Barefoot Trail: Access to Zuni Heaven 19 1-9 Hart Report, Unbound Copy 19 10 Interview with Zuni Tribal Council 1986 19 11-14 Interview with Albert S. Anderson 1986 19 15 Travel 19 16 Interview with Steve Udall and Arthur Lee 1986 19 17 Working Notes 19 18-26 Kolhu/wala:wa Reports, Interviews, Field Notes 1984-1988 20 Working Notes, Draft of Hart's Report 20 1 Hearing, Zuni Indian Tribe Lands 1984 20 2 Hart Report, Letter 1985 20 3 Archaeological Reconnaissance of Zuni Kolhu/wala:wa Pilgrimage Trail, T. J. Ferguson Report 20 4 Warren Greer, Notes 1986 20 5 Transcriptions of Field Work 1986 20 6 Field Notes 1986 20 7 Field Notes: Lee, Udall, Dishta, Ondulacy 20 8 Field Notes, Letter to Floyd O'Neil 1986 20 9 Field Notes 1987 20 10 Field Notes from Interviews 1987 20 11 John Niiha, Interview 1988 20 12 Field Notes 1987 20 13 Interview, Dr. Spencer D. Ellsworth 1986 20 14 Interview, Alex Seowtewa 1986 20 15-16 Interview with Zuni Religious Leaders 1986 20 17-19 Interview, Albert S. Anderson 1986 20 20 Interview, H. Jay Platt 1986 20 21 Interview, Mrs. Mabel Hinkson 1986 20 22 Field Notes 1986 20 23 Kolhu/wala:wa Trial Transcript, Miscellaneous 21 United States Geological Society Survey 21 1-5 Bureau of Land Management Deposition 21 6-7 Zuni Coop Brochure 21 8 Smithsonian Photograph Information 21 9 U. S. vs. Platt Trial Transcript 21 1-4 Miscellaneous Materials 1988-1991 22 Manuscript, Zuni Economic Development 22 1-2 Prucha Review Request 22 3 Joanne Mulcahy Correspondence 22 4 Alaska Politics 22 5 Crow Canyon Archeological Center 22 6-11 Western History Association Conference 1988 22 12 Western History Association Conference 1990 22 13 Museum of American Indian Legislation 22 14 News Clippings, Melcher Legislation 22 15 Native American Rights, Cultural Museums 22 16 Shalako 1991 22 17 Memo from T. J. Ferguson with Photocopies 1989 22 18 Correspondence, Notes 1989 22 19-24 Transition Report to the Zuni Tribal Council 1990 22 25

A summary of the role of the Institute of North American West in Zuni land claims.

Correspondence and Accounts 1987-1992 23 Correspondence, Notes 1990-1992 23 1-12 Accounts 1987-1988 23 13-21 Zuni I and II Accounts 1988-1990 24

Material covers November 1988 to April 1990.

Zuni II Files 1984-1991 25 Meeting of Record 1991 25 1 Meeting 1991 25 2 Archaeology Curation 25 3 Deposition Notes 25 4-6 Motion for a new Trial 25 7 Trip File 1984 25 8 Accounts 25 9-21 Salt Lake City Meeting 1988 25 22 Tree Rings in Zuni Mountains 25 23 Zuni II Files 26 Hart Report Inserts 26 1-14

These were never inserted.

Notes for Use at Trial 26 15-20 Zuni II Files 1990 27 Arizona State University Support 27 1 Zuni II Celebration 27 2 Zuni II Conservation 27 3 Letter to Myles Flint 1990 27 4 Octavia Fellin Controversy 27 5 Settlement Letter 1990 27 6 Zuni II Damages 27 7 Logging News Clipping 27 8 Westphall 27 9 Zuni II Presentation 27 10-12 I have a Dream 27 13 Walsh Statement 27 14 Zuni II Dismissal 27 15 Settlement Fund Budget 27 16 Washington, D. C. 1990 27 17 News Clippings 27 18 Settlement Act Video 27 19

Three copies of photographs and description.

Puyallup Settlement 27 20 Senate Select Report 27 21-22 McCain 27 23 Zuni I Valuation Files 28

Zuni I background information, including documents regarding the Pacific Railroad, Homestead Bill, and other public land bills, 1857-1891.

Congressional Globe photocopies 28 1 Minimum Price for Public Lands 28 2 Pacific Railroad Bill, 37th Congress 1861-1862 28 3-4 Pacific Railroad Bill, Amendment 28 5-6 Homestead Bills 1857-1862 28 7-17 S. No. 2, 35th Congress, First Session 1857-1858 28 18 Homestead Bill, 35th Congress, Second Session 1858-1859 28 19 H. R. No. 4261, 44th Congress, Second Session 1876-1877 28 20 Sale of Timber Lands, 44th Congress, First Session 1876 28 21 H. R. 2152 and 4150, Mineral Lands 1874 28 22 S. No. 647, Southern Pacific Railroad 1871 28 23 H. R. No. 370, Public Lands 1867-1868 28 24 Homestead Bill, 35th Congress, Second Session 1858-1859 28 25 Speeches on Public Lands, 32nd Congress, Second Session 1853 28 26 Zuni I Valuation Files 29 Homestead 29 1-9 Case Law 29 10 Working File, Hart Report 29 11-12 Working File, valuation, minerals values 29 13-16 Zuni I Valuation Files 1851-1990 30

This box contains original Institute of the North American West reports on valuation plus information about Arizona and New Mexico public lands valuations.

Working File, Valuation, Minerals Values 30 1-2 Uranium 30 3 Coal, Geology Reports 30 4 A. W. Whipple, Railroad Survey 1854 30 5 John O. Baxter, Weekly Reports 1990 30 6 National Archives, Coal Valuation 30 7 Original Institute of North American West Reports on Valuation 30 8-13 The Land of Sunshine , A Handbook of New Mexico 1906 30 14 New Mexico, Vital Information 1894 30 15 Photocopy of History of the Union Pacific Coal Mines 30 16 Government Timber Lands 1884 30 17 Interior Department Territorial Papers, New Mexico 1851-1914 30 18-20 The Resources of Arizona 1883 30 21 Zuni I Valuation Files 1873-1990 31 Miscellaneous Excerpts 31 1 Excerpts from Southwestern National Monuments, Nation of the Willows 1965-1988 31 2 Guide to the Pacific Coast, Santa Fe Route and The Land of Sunshine 1895-1906 31 3 Miscellaneous Publications, Excerpts 31 4 Miscellaneous Publications, Excerpts about New Mexico 31 5 Photocopies of Zuni Land Claim area 1990 31 6 The United States Forestry Policy 1878-1897 31 7 Miscellaneous Excerpts, Photocopies about Forestry 31 8-9 New Mexico Mines and Minerals 31 10 New Mexico Agriculture, Pastoral, and Mineral Resources 1873 31 11 Photocopies from University of New Mexico Pertinent to Mining and Forestry 31 12-17 Background Materials on Coal and Minerals 31 18-22 Zuni I Valuation Files 1853-1990 32 Timber Prices 1853-1888 32 1-2 Miscellaneous Photocopies, Excerpts 32 3-4 Zuni I Valuation Correspondence, Notes 1987-1990 32 5-16 Zuni Claim Area 32 17-18 Jules Marcou Geology Report and Map 1858 32 19 Hart, Zuni Coal Mines and Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 1987 32 20 News Reports, Arizona Weekly 1859-1903 32 21 Clarence E. Dutton, Mount Taylor and the Zuni Plateau 1886 32 22 Zuni I Valuation Files 1907-1939 33 Mineral Reports 33 1-10 Bureau of Indian Affairs CC Files 1907-1939 33 11-24 Zuni I Valuation Files 1907-1939 34

This box contains a continuation of Bureau of Indian Affairs CC Files, 1907-1939.

Zuni I Valuation Files and Other Documents 35 Hart's Labeling Continued, also Microfilm 35 1-8 Zuni I Press Release 35 9 Zuni I Appropriation 35 10 Zuni I Resolutions 35 11 1990 Election 35 12 Zuni I Certificate of Appreciation 35 13 Ahayuda (War God) Repatriations 1978-1990 36 Calendar of Zuni War Gods Repatriation 1978-1987 36 1 W. Eriacho and T. J. Ferguson, The Zuni War Gods 1979 36 2 Ahayuda Correspondence 1980-1984 36 3 Correspondence, Notes 1987 36 4 Repatriations, Correspondence, Notes 1988 36 5-7 Repatriations, Notes, News Release 36 8 News Clippings 1988 36 9 Sotheby's Collection, Including Ahayda 36 10 Correspondence 1989 36 11 Bureau of Indian Affairs 1989 36 12 Thomas LeRoy Larson, Thesis, The Zuni War God: Ahayu:da 1989 36 13 Background Materials, Some Correspondence 36 14 Photocopies of Articles, Newsletter, News Clipping 36 15 An Interview with the Zuni Tribal Council 1990 36 16 Repatriation Project, Final Report 1990 36 17 Report to Zuni Council Answering Questions by Nelson-Atkins Museum 1990 36 18 Institute of the North American West Report 36 19 Thirteen War Gods and Associated Shrines in Brooklyn Museum 1990 36 20 Ahayuda (War God) Repatriations; Zuni I testimony Draft 1990-1991 37 Ahayuda Repatriations Correspondence, Reports, Notes 1990-1991 37 1-13 First Draft of Zuni I Testimony 37 14-19 Various Subjects 38 Zuni History Conference, Notes, Correspondence, Grant 38 1-8 Versions of First Edition of Zuni History Tabloid 38 9-11 Indian Self-Rule, Postscript Manuscript by Hart 38 12 Zuni I, Hart Notes on Elam 38 13 Eggan Testimony, Carbon of Original 38 14-15 Southern Ute Archival Materials 38 16-19 Hailey, Idaho History Project 1971 39 Clark Spence, Boom of the Wood River Mines 39 1 Sawtooth Mountain Star News Clippings 39 2 Ken Mecham, Carey Valley History 1971 39 3 Institute of the American West Project Records 39 4 Hailey, Idaho 39 5 Hailey Times 39 6-7 Bob Sims, Hailey Centennial 39 8 Hailey History Newspaper Sections 39 9-11 Elizabeth Leflang Sliger Articles, Letter 39 12 Idaho History Pamphlets 39 13 Man, Wildlife and the Public Lands 39 14 Craig W. Oler Research 39 15 Hailey Sections 39 16 Mark Klett Article on the Hailey Project 39 17 Photocopies of the Hailey Photographs 39 18-21 Interviews with Pete Peterson and Lucille Friedman 39 22 Lexicography of the Word Aarroyo 1925 40 Hart Testimony 40 1-4 National Geographic , 1925 issue 40 5 Materials from Defendant 40 6-9 Hoehner Research 40 10-11 Hart Arroyo Sources 40 12-13 Dixon Arroyo Sources 40 14 Definitions by Date 40 15-27 Lexicography of the Word Aarroyo 41 Contextual by Date, Arroyo 41 1-14 Isabel Adame Marin on Aarroyo 41 15-19 Dictionary Definitions 41 20-21 Robert W. Delaney on Aarroyo 41 22-23 Donna Pierce on Aarroyo 41 24 Various issues of The Native Nevadan and High Country News 42 Various Environmental Publications 1978-1979 43 Idaho/Washington Environmental Studies 43 1-4 Tabloids 43 5-6 Walker River Paiute Tribe News Notes 1978-1979 43 7-8 Potentials 1978 43 9 Four Arrows , Newsletters 43 10 Native Self Sufficiency, Seventh Generation Fund 43 11 Native American Rights Fund 43 12 Publications Relating to Native Americans 44 Publications Relating to Native Americans 45 Publications Relating to Native Americans 46 Folklore 47

This box contains newsletters of several folklore societies, including the American Folklore Society, various western state folklore societies, and the state folklore societies of New York and Pennsylvania.

Zuni I Hart 1989-1990 48

Folders 1-5 contain papers written by Hart, titles as listed. Also in this box are Hart valuation reports (in fourteen original folders); and Hart valuation exhibits listed in descending numbers VX50 to VX15 (also in original folders).

Historical Analysis of Statutory Values of Land in Zuni Claim 1990 48 1 Minimum Values in Zuni Claim Area, Historical Perspective 1990 48 2 Lumber Values in New Mexico, Values in Atlantic/Pacific Railroad 1989-1990 48 3 Statutes on Establishing Minimum Values for Public Lands 48 4 Townsite Size in the Zuni Claim Area 48 5 Zuni I Hart Valuation Exhibits 49

Continuing here in original folders are descending numbers VX14 to VX1; and also, in disrupted order, apparent duplicates of VX49-VX30.

Zuni II Surrebuttal 50 Zuni II Surrebuttal from the Defendant 50 1-11 Zuni II Surrebuttal, Hart's Notes 50 12-18 Zuni II Surrebuttal, Hart's Notes 51 Hart and Ferguson Rebuttal Report 52 Interviews by T. J. Ferguson 53

Interviews were conducted by T. J. Ferguson among the following persons associated with Zuni lands:

Leroy Dewa 53 1 James Enote 53 2 Charles Eriacho 53 3 Calvin Eustace 53 4 Robert Fontenelle 53 5 Frank Ghaccu 53 6 Tom Idiaque 53 7-8 Dempsy Kantena 53 9 Frank Lalacita 53 10 Edison Laselute and David Mateya 53 11 Pesancio Lasiloo 53 12 Robert Lewis 53 13 Jimmy Lonjose 53 14 Chester Mahooty 53 15 Leo Nastacio 53 16 Sidney Neumayah and Bob Walela 53 17 Russell Owaleon 53 18 Virgil Pablo 53 19 Adam Penketewa 53 20 Remijo Panteah 53 21 Kalthutah Telsee 53 22 Elaine Thomas 53 23 Calvin Weeke 53 24 Notes, Interviews, Manuscripts 1984 54

Folder 1 contains notes by T. J. Ferguson, folders 2 4 contain interviews by Richard Ford and T. J. Ferguson, folders 5 9 contain interviews by Richard Hart and T. J. Ferguson, and folders 10 14 contain manuscripts.

Ferguson Notes 54 1

Notes on Clarence Calavaza, Mazone Harker, Pacque Ondulacy, Patterson Peynestsa, and Joe Tsabetsaye.

Sefferion Eriacho 54 2 Chester Mahooty 1984 54 3 Chauncey Simplicio 54 4 Al Abee 54 5 Robert Lewis 54 6 Zuni Tribal Council 54 7-9 Primary Testimony, PX 6000 54 10-13 Rebuttal Report, PX 6000 54 14 Hart Shoshone History Manuscript, Other Research and Reviews 1921-1985 55 Manuscript, Western Shoshone History 1974 55 1 Mexican War, Mormons, California Gold Rush; Government Contract 55 2 Treaty of 1855 55 3 Ruby Valley Reserve 55 4 Treaty of 1863 55 5 Carlin Farms 55 6 Hart Manuscript, Area Descriptions 55 7 Hart Manuscript, Bibliography, Letter, Maps 55 8 Southern Piute, Utah 1921 55 9 Suquamish Indian Tribe Material 1977-1980 55 10-11 Miscellaneous Indian Background Material 55 12 Fur Trappers, Paper and Research 1977 55 13-18 Illegal Aliens, News Clippings 55 19 Little Colorado Park Proposal 1985 55 20-21

Canyon Lands Field Institute, Colorado Plateau, World Heritage

Miscellaneous Research, Reviews 1986-1987 56 Advancement Panel 1987 56 1-9 Western Folklife Center 1987 56 10 City Lore 1987 56 11-12 Jane Young Review 56 13 Across Boundaries , Review 56 14 Worster Book Review 1986 56 15 Western Shoshone, Research Materials 56 16-17 Miscellaneous Projects, Conferences, Research 1987-1991 57 Hart and T. J. Ferguson, Cultural Properties of Four Tribes 57 1-2 Victoria Conference 1991 57 1-3 "The Trail to Zuni Heaven," 1991 57 4-5 Native American Fish and Wildlife Society 1987 57 6-7 American Society for Environmental History, Conference 1991 57 8-10 News Clippings 58

This box contains mostly news clippings concerned with Zuni affairs.

Miscellaneous Materials 1987 59 Western Shoshone News Clippings 59 1-2 Globescope, Sun Valley, Idaho 1987 59 3 Discovering the Pueblos 59 4 Zuni Pueblo, Draft 59 5 Zuni Museum Matters 59 6 "The Ancient Zuni Salt Lake Trail System" 59 7 E. Richard Hart, Curriculum Vita 59 8 Zuni Atlas, Notes, Correspondence, and Manuscript 1981-1990 60 Manuscript, Notes, Correspondence 1981-1984 60 1-4 Correspondence and Working 1982-1983 60 5-8 Correspondence, Contracts, Reviews 1985-1987 60 9-11 Second Edition, Correspondence, Advertising, Reviews 1990 60 12-13 A Zuni Atlas , Author's Set 60 14-17 Maps 60 18 A Zuni Atlas Drafts, Notes 1982-1983 60A Copies of Zuni Maps 60A 1-3 Manuscript Draft 1982 60A 4-9 Comments on Manuscript 1983 60A 10 Manuscript Draft 1983 60A 11-14 Manuscript Draft 1983 60A 15-18 Appendix 1 and 2 Draft 1983 60A 19-20 Sources Draft 1983 60A 21 A Zuni Atlas , Editor's Comments, Page Proofs, Galleys 1984-1990 60B Editor's Comments 60B 1-5 Source List 60B 6 Legends, Figures 60B 7 Appendix 1 60B 8 Appendix 2 60B 9 Page Proofs 60B 10-13 Author's Set of Galleys 60B 14-15 Correspondence 1984 60B 16 Correspondence 1985 60B 17 Legends, Illustrations 60B 18 Appendix 1 and 2; Sources 60B 19 Zuni Orthography 60B 20 Appendices, Land Use Sites 60B 21 Reader's Report 60B 22 University of Oklahoma Press Catalogue 1990 60B 23 Zuni Atlas Maps 60C Zuni and the Courts 61 Bound Draft of "Zuni and the Courts" 61 1 To Gain Justice for Our People 61 2 Jeffrey S. Dean, Dendrochronological Dating in the Zuni Area 61 3 Zuni and the Courts , Drafts, Research 1993 62 U.S. Claims, Findings 62 1-2 Edmund J. Ladd, Achieving True Interpretation 1993 62 3 Samuel C. Monson, Changing Meanings of Arroyo 62 4 Hank Meshorer, The Sacred Trail to Zuni Heaven 62 5 Governor Robert E. Lewis, Preface 62 6 Biographical Sketches of Contributors 62 7 Ward Alan Minge, New Mexican Reducciones 62 8 Zuni Sustainable Resource Development Plan 62 9 Zuni I Settlement Plan 62 10 Contributor Resumes 62 11-13 Zuni History Tabloids 62 14 Zuni and the Courts , Manuscript, Page Proofs 63 Table of Contents 63 1 Preface, Governor Robert E. Lewis 63 2 Part I: Aboriginal Claims 63 3-4 Part II: Damage to Zuni Lands 63 5-6 Part III: The Barefoot Trail 63 7 Postscripts: Boyden, O'Neil, Ladd, Hart 63 8 Appendix I: Findings . . . Aboriginal Area 63 9 Appendix II: Findings . . . Taking Dates 63 10 Appendix III: Zuni Land Conservation Act of 1990 63 11 Appendix IV: Plan for Judgment Funds 63 12 Zuni Sustainable Resource Development Plan 63 13 Zuni and the Courts , Page Proofs 63 14 E. Richard Hart's Rolodex Card File 64 Personal Proposals, Background Materials, and Correspondence 65 Personal Proposals 65 1-6 Resettling the West/Nicaragua 65 7 Credit Report 65 8 Tom Carter Project 65 9 Miscellaneous Items to Save 65 10 Boise State 65 11 Poetry Release, Posters 65 12 National Humanities Center Information 65 13 Miscellaneous Travel Information 65 14-16 Paul Allen Foundation Application 65 17 Patricia Albers, Sioux Kinship in a Colonial Setting 65 18 Colin Wood, Gulf Islands and San Juan Islands 65 19 Guidelines 65 20 Miscellaneous and Western History Association 1977-1994 66 Survey of Documents, Ontario 1980 66 1 Banff Center 66 2 Miscellaneous 66 3 Shenandoah National Park Study 1977 66 4 Indoor-Outdoor Space, Recreation 66 5 Park and Town; National Park Policy 66 6 California Parks; Olmstead Bibliography 66 7 Parks 1978 66 8 Donald B. Smith, The Dispossession of the Mississauga Indians 66 9 National Public Radio, Accounts 66 10 National Public Radio 1993-1994 66 11-12 Larry Wolfe Associates Management 66 13 Western History Association, Program Committee, Correspondence, Proposals 1993 66 14-15 Western History Association Sessions 1993-1994 66 16-17 Western History Association, Cowboy Poetry 1994 67 Program Committee, Tulsa Meeting 67 1-7 Topics 67 8-14 Albuquerque Meeting 1994 67 15-18 Western History Quarterly , Essay Review 1994 67 19 Cowboy Poetry, Tenth Anniversary 67 20-22 Native Peoples, Research Materials 1980-1988 68 The Indian Act 68 1 The Historical Development of the Indian Act 68 2 Cornelius J. Jaenen, Les Sauvages Ameriquains 1980 68 1 James Axtell, Some Thoughts on the Ethnohistory of Missions 68 2 Bruce G. Trigger, Ethnohistory: Problems and Prospects 68 3 Archive Records 68 4 Morrison, The Case of the Slandered Sagamore 1980 68 5 Robert J. Surtees, Studying Indian History in Canada 1980 68 6 Treaties, Related Subjects 68 7 A Growing Partnership: Historians and Anthropologists in Indian History 68 8 Bid for Historical Hearing, Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation 1988 68 9 Bid, Flathead Indian Reservation 1988 68 10 Bid, Crow Indian Reservation 1988 68 11 Bid, Fort Belknap Indian Reservation 1988 68 12 Bid, Blackfeet Indian Reservation 1988 68 13 Barry M. Gough, Similarities and Differences in Indian Policies 68 14 Native History Study Group Supplements 68 15 Canadian National Parks Centennial 1985 68 16 Indian Self-Government in Canada 1983 68 17 Idaho Land Use Manuscripts, Research Materials 1979-1995 69 Miscellaneous Pamphlets 69 1 Western Conference Program Materials 69 2 Land Management 69 3-4 Idaho Initial Wilderness Inventory 1979 69 5 Wilderness Evaluation of Idaho Public Lands 1979 69 6 Wilderness Intensive Inventory, Idaho Falls District 1979 69 7 Snake River Islands, Wilderness Evaluation, Sun Valley Area 1979 69 8 Idaho Intensive Wilderness Inventory 1979 69 9 Miscellaneous Correspondence 69 10 Western Shoshone 69 11

Land Use, Publications, and Manuscripts Regarding Bombing Range and Waste Disposal

Folk Art Idaho Exhibition 69 12

Included is a list of photographs transferred to the Manuscripts Division's Multimedia Section (P0439).

Miscellaneous Publications Concerned with Humanities 1995 69 13-16 Zuni Research Material, News Clippings 1985-1994 70 Socorro Resource Management Plan , Draft 1988 70 1 Exploring Social, Political and Economic Organization in the Zuni Region 1994 70 1 Zuni News Clippings 70 2-8 Cibola National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan 1986 70 9 Cibola National Forest (New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas) Maps 1985 70 10 Cibola 71

Background publications on Cibola National Forest are found in this box.

Publications 72

Publications on western subjects include environmental impact statements and environmental plans associated with Zuni territory.

Publications 73

Publications on western subjects include environmental impact statements and environmental plans associated with Zuni territory.

Miscellaneous Research Files 1853-1995 74

Much of this material pertains to activities of the Institute of the American West in the 1980s.

Photocopy of Survey from Mississippi to Pacific 1853-1854 74 1 Miscellaneous Chronologies 74 2-4 Pitt Rivers War God (Zuni) 74 5-7 Institute of American West, Idaho, Correspondence, Research 74 8 Wood River, Parks Conference 1984 74 9 Idaho, Miscellaneous Correspondence, Research Materials 74 10-12 Buffalo Bill Museum Review 1984 74 13 Hal Cannon, Cowboy Poetry 74 14 Moscow, Idaho Conference 1985 74 15 Oral History as Court Testimony 74 16-17 American West Center Reunion 1985 74 18 Remaining Ourselves: Music and Tribal Memory 1995 74 19

An audio cassette tape was transferred to the Manuscripts Division's Multimedia Section (A0377).

Publications 1995 75 Julian H. Steward, Basin-Plateau Aboriginal Sociopolitical Groups 75 1 Festival of American Folklife 1995 75 2 In Their Own Words, Miscellaneous Publications; and a Calendar 1995 75 1-10 Environmental Publications 76 Court Testimonies 1990 77 Hart, The Fence Lake Mine Project 77 1 Hart, The Tribal Claim to Coeur d'Alene 77 2 O'Neil and Hart, Fraudulent Land Activities by United States 1990 77 3 Hart, The Ancient Zuni Salt Trail System 77 4 Hart, The Zuni Salt Lake Trail System 77 5 Hart, A Brief Ethnohistory of the Zuni Salt Lake to 1900 77 6 Hart, Deforestation and Erosion in the Zuni Mountains 77 7 Statements from Experts Relative to S. 2203 77 8 Statement of E. Richard Hart 1990 77 9 Statements of Experts Relative to H.R. 4143 77 10 Zuni II Exhibits 8001-8091 78 Zuni II Exhibits 8092-8182 79 Zuni II Exhibits 8183-8279 80 Zuni II Exhibits 8280-8389 81 Zuni II Exhibits 8390-8462 82 Exhibits PX 11001-11101 83 Exhibits PX 11102-11123; Wiget 12001-12024 84 Hart Files: Zuni Film, Oral History, Cibola Park 1984-1991 85 Zuni Film, Correspondence 1984-1985 85 1 Film, Documentary Information 85 2 Andrew Wiget, Father Juan Greyrobe Correspondence 1987 85 3 Andrew Wiget, Oral History and Correspondence 1987-1988 85 4 Will Roscoe, slide lecture, Children of One Father 1987 85 5

Zuni History, 1850-1900

Will Roscoe, AWe'Wha and Klah, Correspondence 1988-1989 85 6 Will Roscoe, Correspondence 1987-1988 85 7 Proposed Zuni-Cibola National Historic Park 1988 85 8-11 Proposed Zuni-Cibola National Historic Park 1989 85 12 Proposed Zuni-Cibola National Historic Park Meeting 1989 85 13 Anita Kay Hardy, Architectural Form and Function as Reflections of Being 1991 85 14 Zuni Tribal Council Canes, Proposal 1991 85 15 Exhibits PX 13001.1-PX 13094.1 86 Exhibits PX 13094.2-PX 13152 87 Exhibits PX 13153-PX 13238 88 Exhibits PX 13239-PX 13307.2 and Baxter PX 9001-9031 89 Exhibits PX 3032-9047; Hart's History of Religious Objects 1918-1991 90 A Brief History of Religious Objects From the Old Zuni Mission 1987 90 1 Stewart Culin, Good Furniture 1918 90 1 Brooklyn Museum Photographs, Attached Correspondence 90 2

These are photocopies. Original photographs were transferred to the Manuscripts Division's Multimedia Section (P0439).

Zuni Mission Miera, Correspondence 1987-1991 90 3 Research Materials 90 4 A Brief History of Religious Objects . . . 1987 90 5 A Brief History of Religious Objects, Draft 90 6 Correspondence, Research Matter 90 7-11 Hart, The Miera Bultos from Zuni 90 12 Delaney, Mission, ZIIR 90 13 Photocopies of photographs from Brooklyn Museum 90 14

Originals of these photographs, as well as slides from the Brooklyn Museum, have been transferred to the Manuscripts Division's Multimedia Section (P0439).

Miscellaneous Materials 1853-1995 91

Originals of the nine letters from Fort Wingate (folder 16), and the letter from Major Kendrick (folder 4) are accessible with the approval of the Manuscripts Division Head.

Personal Festschrift in Honor of Floyd A. O'Neil 1995 91 1 Final Proof of Festschrift 91 2 Page Proofs of Festschrift 91 3 Photocopy of Brevet Major Henry Lane Kendrick Letter 1853 91 4 Major H. L. Kendrick Notation 91 5 Manuscripts, Notes 91 6-7 Zuni Trade in Corn, Final Draft 91 8-9 Hart, Everybody Has His Own Business 1995 91 10 Hart, Trade, Disease, and Navajo Hostilities 91 11 Henry L. Dodge, Biographical Information 91 12 Hart, Zuni Traditional Development of Natural Resources` 1987 91 13 Zuni agriculture, Pages from A Zuni Atlas 91 14 Hart, Boundaries of Zuni Land 91 15 Photocopies of Fort Wingate Letters 1870-1871 91 16 The Auerbach Collection 1992 91 17 Files 1-29 1904-1935 92 Letter to Greg Thompson 92 1 National Archives, Files 1-11 92 2

Also includes some loose documents.

Files 12-13, Central Classified 1907-1935 92 3 Files 14-15, Central Classified 1904-1924 92 4 File 16, Central Classified 1908-1931 92 5 File 17, Zuni, McDowell 1919 92 6 Files 18-25, Central Classified, Zuni Decimal File 1917-1935 92 7 File 26, Zuni Decimal File 1915-1928 92 8-9 File 27, Central Classified 1914-1931 92 10 File 28, Central Classified 1929-1931 92 11 File 29, Tipton, W. M., Trespass at Zuni 1913 92 12 Files 30-68 1909-1929 93 File 30, Central Classified 1919-1922 93 1 Files 31-41, Central Classified 1916-1929 93 2-3 Files 42-52, Central Classified 1916-1924 93 4-5 File 53, Central Classified 1915-1924 93 6-7 Files 54-60, Central Classified 1915-1924 93 8-9 Files 61-68, Zuni Decimal File 1909-1929 93 10 Files 69-104 1850-1974 94 File 69, Hearings at Zuni 1931 94 1 Files 70-81, National Archives, Central Classified 1918-1934 94 2-3 File 82, Zuni Agency 1915-1934 94 4-5 Files 83-86, Collier, John; Articles 1920s 94 6 Files 87-88, Hart Notes 1850s-1900s 94 7 File 88A, Dewey Dismuke Interview 1974 94 8 File 88B, Report on Zuni, Tyler Collect 94 9 File 89, Shroeder, Navajo/Apache Relations 94 10 File 90, Zuni Also Prays, C. Kuipers 94 11 Files 91-104, Central Classified 1907-1920 94 12-15 Files 105-144 1907-1912 95 Files 105-117, O'Neil-Denver Federal Records Center 1907-1911 95 1-2 File 118, Stevenson, Introduction To Ethnobotany 1912 95 3 File 119, Stevenson, Correspondence on Ethnobotany 95 4 File 120, Stevenson, Ethnobotany Manuscript 1912 95 5-9 File 121, List of plants Collected by Stevenson 1912 95 10 File 122, Hodge/Stevenson, Clans/Plants 95 11 Files 123-133, Interviews and Hart Notes 95 12 File 134, Roberts, Village of the Great Kivas 95 13-16 Files 135-144, United Pueblos, Southern Pueblos 95 17-19 Files 145-153K 1916-1917 96 Files 145-148, Farming, Industry, Stock- Zuni 1916 96 1 Files 149-152, Zuni News Clippings 96 2 File 153, Range and Wildlife 1917 96 3 File 153A, Chester Mahoody Deposition 96 4 File 153B, Frank Vacit Deposition 96 5 File 153C, Alonzo Hustito Deposition 96 6 File 153D, Ralph Quam Deposition 96 7 File 153E, Theodore Edaakie Deposition 96 8 File 153F, Mecalito Wlytsalucy Deposition 96 9 File 153G, Sefferino Erachio, Sr., Deposition 96 10 File 153H, Oscar Nastacio Deposition 96 11 File 153I, Tom Awelgate Deposition 96 12 File 153J, Fred Bowannie Deposition 96 13 File 153K, Chester H. Gaspar Deposition 96 14 Files 153L-177 97 File 153L, A. L. Nastacio Deposition 97 1 File 153M, Holmes and Fowler Manuscript, Parts 1 and 2 97 2-3 Files 154-168, O'Neil and Thompson 97 4-6 File 169, Special Report 1903 American West Center 97 7 Files 170-176, Notes on Miscellaneous Books and other Works 97 8-10 File 177, Memorandum on Treaties 97 11 Files 178-220 1879-1945 98 File 178, Zuni Annual Reports 1897-1945 98 1 File 179, Fuller, C.P. on Cushing, Zuni, and Hemenway 1879-1889 98 2 Files 180-194, Central Classified, Zuni 313 1907-1919 98 3-6 Files 195-202, Central Classified, Zuni 331-339 1910-1932 98 7-9 Files 203-220, Central Classified, Zuni 013-055 1909-1935 98 10-14 Files 221-257 1884-1924 99 Files 221-121, Central Classified, Zuni 300, 301, 272, 256 99 1 File 232, Zuni Investigation 1924 99 2 Files 233-247, National Archives Central Classified, Zuni 301-304.3 99 3-6 Files 248-249, Central Classified, Zuni 99 7 File 250, Zuni Decimal File 99 8-10 File 251, Forest 1908-1913 99 11-12 Files 252-253, National Archives, Indian Affairs, Inspectors Reports 1885-1910 99 13 File 254, War God Shrine Documents 99 14 File 255, Missions of New Mexico 99 15 File 256, 1955 Zuni Governor Conflict 99 16 File 257, Cushing Annual Report 1884 99 17 Files 258-273 1980 100 File 258, Cushing, Study of Pueblo Pottery 100 1 File 259, Mixed Blood Apaches 100 2 File 260, Ladd, High Altitude 100 3 File 261, Page, Redhouse 100 4 File 262, Mollhausen 100 5 File 263, Cushing, Primitive Copper Working 100 6 File 264, Huntington Library 1980 100 7 File 265, Espeyo, 1587, Transcript 100 8 File 266, Troyer, Indian Music Lecture 100 9 File 267, Kern Diaries 100 10 File 268, Southwest Museum Notes 100 11 File 269, Zuni Report (Photographs) 100 12 Files 270-271, Zuni Maps 100 13 File 272, Testimony, Final Copy I 100 14-16 File 273, Testimony, Final Copy II 100 17-18 Files 274-278 101 File 274, Hart Notes on Materials, Testimony, Part I 101 1-3 File 275, Hart Notes on Materials, Testimony, Part II 101 4-5 File 276, Exhibits done with Reference Numbers 101 6-7 File 277, Uncorrected Testimony 101 8-9 File 278, Plat Research Carried out by John Baxter 101 10-12 Files 279-289 1970 102 File 279, Central Classified, Zuni 124-124.1, 130, 150 102 1-3 File 280, Stewart, Guy--Pueblo Architecture 102 4 File 281, Roberts, H.H., Jr., Kiatuthlana 102 5-6 File 282, Wheeler (American West Center) 102 7-8 File 283, Southwest Museum and Smithsonian Institution Notes 102 9 File 284, Zuni Chronology, Hart 102 10 File 285, Hart, Unpublished Manuscripts 1970 102 11-12 File 286, Hodge, Metal Working 102 13 File 287, Culin 102 14 File 288, Articles 102 15 File 289, Zuni Agriculture 102 16 Files 290-304 1963-1977 103 File 290, Navajo Findings of Fact 103 1 File 291, Salt Lake Hearings 1977 103 2 File 292, New Mexico Superintendency Microfilm 103 3 File 293, Hart, Witchcraft at Zuni, Unpublished Manuscript 1970 103 4 File 294, Triloki Nath Pandey, Signed Offprints, Notes 103 5 File 295, Land Meeting 1963 103 6

A transcript and notes (the only record of this period in land claim effort--people recalled events since 1879).

File 296, Miscellaneous Articles and Notes on Books 103 7-8 File 297, S. Lyman Tyler, Report on Zuni Pueblo 103 9 File 298, Nathaniel Nasheboo Interview 1973 103 10 File 299, Interviews and Notes, Hart, American West Center 103 11 File 300, Cushing, Outlines of Zuni Creation Myths 103 12 File 301, John L. Landgraf, Land-Use 103 13 File 302, Catalogue, H-C, South West Museum #159 103 14 File 303, Cushing, Los Nutrias 103 15 File 304, Brugge Documents 103 16 Files 305-332 1664-1940 104 File 305, Map, Nueva Granada 104 1 File 306, Kern, Map of Territory of New Mexico 1851 104 2 File 307, Kern, Manuscript on Cibola 1853 104 3 File 308, Deposition of Ojeda 1869 104 4 File 309, Martinez, Expedition Against Moqui 1716 104 5 File 310, Vigil, Speech to the Hon. Assembly 1846 104 6 File 311, Brigand 1664 104 7 File 312, Crusate 1684 104 8 File 313, Vigil, Historical 1801-1851 104 9 File 314, Alvino Perez 1835 104 10 File 315, Overman Disbursements 1852 104 11 File 316, Sanchez, Inventory 1789 104 12 File 317, Stirling, Indian Tribes of Pueblo Land 1940 104 13 File 318, Gonzales, Shalakos 104 14 File 319, Zuni Land 1939 104 15 File 320, Riley, The Road to Hawikuh 104 16 File 321, Arroyo Cutting and Filling 104 17 File 322, Yellowhouse Survey 104 18 File 323, Woodbury, Prehistoric Agriculture 104 19 File 324, Bradfield, Hopi Agriculture 104 20 File 325, Hack, The Changing Hopi Environment 104 21 File 326, RG393, Records of Army, Department of New Mexico, L-R 1856 104 22 File 327, RG393, Continental Commands 1850-1866 104 23 File 328, RG393, Army Commands, Department of New Mexico, L-R 1851-1858 104 24 File 329, RG393, Army Commands, Department of New Mexico, L-R 1858 104 25 File 330, RG393, Army Commands, Department of New Mexico, L-R 1857 104 26 File 331, RG92, National Archives, Fort Defiance 1855 104 27 File 332, RG393, Army Commands, Department of New Mexico, L-R 1853 104 28 Files 333-341 1851-1906 105 File 333, Fort Wingate 1869-1906 105 1 File 334, Fort Wingate, Selected Letters 1869-1906 105 2 File 335, Territorial Papers Office, National Archives 105 3 File 336, Fort Wingate 1881-1893 105 4 File 337, RG393, Records of Army Commands 1862-1863 105 5 File 338, RG393, National Archives 1851-1866 105 6-7 File 339, Bandelier 105 8-9 File 340, Bandelier, Chapters 3 and 4, Notes 105 10 File 341, Tipton #1, Denver Federal Records Center 105 11-14 Files 342-350 1867-1970 106 File 342, Tipton #2, Denver Federal Records Center 106 1-2 File 343, Cushing, Frank H., Caves 1881 106 3 File 344, Christian Missionaries at Zuni, Unpublished Essay by Hart 1970 106 4 File 345, Harpers Weekly 1867-1884 106 5 File 346, Gatschet-Cushing, Zuni Speeches 106 6 File 347, Cushing, Annual Report 1883 106 7 File 348, National Archives, Zuni 1881-1892 106 8-13 File 349, H-C South West Museum, Not Yet Cited 106 14 File 350, Cushing, Map 106 15 Files 351-358 107 File 351, Cushing, Pueblos and Ruins of the U.S. 107 1 File 352, Southwest Museum, Hodge-Cushing 107 2 File 353, Southwest Museum Documents 107 3 File 354, Hodge-Cushing Collection 107 4 File 355, Zuni History 107 5-8 File 356, Mindeleff, Annotated Bibliography 107 9-10 File 357, Mindeleff, Annotated Bibliography 107 11-12 File 358, Vlasich, Pueblo Indian Agriculture 107 13-15 Files 359-374 1979 108 File 359, Vlasich, Pueblo Indian Agriculture 108 1-4 File 360, Mills and Ferguson, Zuni Archaeology Program 108 5 File 361, Aberle, The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico 108 6 File 362, Bryan, Flood-Water Farming 108 7 File 363, Lands in Trust for Canoncito Navajos 108 8 File 364, Tree Ring Dates 108 9-10 File 365, Tainter and Gallio 108 11 File 366, Keur, A Chapter in Navajo-Pueblo Relations 108 12 File 367, Douglas, Main Types of Pueblo Cotton Textiles 108 13 File 368, Zuni Computer Printout 108 14-15 File 369, Bandelier, Archives of the Hemenway 108 16 File 370, Kirk, Zuni Hunt 108 17 File 371, The Early Navajo and Apache 108 18 File 372, The Captive Priest of Halona 108 19

A copy of manuscript oral history by Andrew Napetcha, tribal historian.

File 373, Prehistoric Agricultural Systems 108 20 File 374, Freedom of Religion Hearings 1979 108 21 Files 375-392 1890-1957 109 File 375, Prehistoric Southwest Agriculture and Water Control Freshness 109 1 File 376, Benedict and Others, Zuni Mythology 109 2-3 File 377, Hoffman, Notice of an Interesting Pueblo Weapon 109 4 File 378, Hart Interview with Bernie Vanderwagen 109 5 File 379, Eriacho, In the Beginning 109 6 File 380, Eriacho and Ferguson, Zuni War Gods 109 7 File 381, Maps 109 8 File 382, Forestry, Zuni 1957 109 9 File 383, Twitchell, Pueblo Land Tenures 109 10 File 384, Finders Guide, Zuni Archives 109 11 File 385, Zuni 109 12 File 386, Rasch, The Sante Fe Ring 109 13 File 387, Zuni Prehistory, Hart Manuscript 109 14 File 388, Miscellaneous Zuni Materials 109 15-17 File 389, Fewkes Transcription 1890 109 18

This was a prepared from a wax recording.

File 390, Barbara J. Mills, Lumber Operations 109 19 File 391(1), Farming Villages, Milled Lumber 109 20 File 391(2), Tyler Notes on Zuni Period of Hardship 109 21 File 392, Southwest Museum Guide, T. J. F. 109 22 Files 393-415 1880-1960 110 File 393, George Gwyther, AThe Pueblo Indians; Century 110 1 File 394, Marata Ferguson Letter 110 2 File 395, Lorenz Chavez, Autobiography 110 3 File 396, Zuni Letters to Commission of Indian Affairs (Zuni Pueblo Files) 1946 110 4 File 397, William A. Bell, New Tracks in North America 110 5 File 398, Zuni Rock Art 110 6 File 399, Solutions to Flooding in Zuni 110 7 File 400, Miscellaneous from Zuni Files 1925-1960 110 8 File 401, Brugge, Pueblo Factionalism 110 9 File 402, Hoffman, Historic Resources of the Little Colorado Valley 110 10 File 403, Kirk, Buffalo Fetish Jar 110 11 File 404, Zuni Ethno Orinthology 110 12-14 File 405, Udell Journal, Notes 110 15 File 406, Judd; Rinaldo 110 16 File 407, Edward S. Curtis, The North American Indian , Excerpt 110 17 File 408, Ruth R. Ealy, Water in a Thirsty Land , Excerpt 110 18 File 409, Ancient Pueblos 110 19 File 410, George Parker Winship, Coronado Expedition, Excerpt 110 20 File 411, G. W.James, from With the Zunis in New Mexico 110 21 File 412, A. F. Bandelier, Southwest Indians 1880-1885 110 22 File 413, Edwin L. Sabin, from Kit Carson Days 110 23 File 414, Zuni Musical Instruments 110 24 File 415, Alfred E. Dittert Jr., Minerals and Rocks 110 25 Files 416-435 111 File 416, Status of Zuni Minerals 111 1 File 417, Kintigh, Settlement Patterns 111 2 File 418, Zuni Environment 111 3 File 419, Hydrogeology at Zuni 111 4 File 420, Barbara Tedlock 111 5 File 421, Abel, Official Correspondence of James S. Calhoon 111 6 File 422, Fewkes, Summer Ceremonials and Reconnaissance of Ruins 111 7 File 423, Scott, Extra Census Bulletin 111 8 File 424, Bolton, Spanish Exploration 111 9 File 425, Telling, Ramah 111 10 File 426, Telling, Dissertation 111 11 File 427, Defouri, Catholic Church 111 12 File 428, Domenech, Seven Years' Residence 111 13 File 429, National Archives, Notes and Miscellaneous Documents 111 14 File 430, Defendants Exhibits, Docket 229 111 15 File 431, Denver Federal Records Center, Miscellaneous Materials 111 16 File 432, Correspondence, Zuni 111 17-18 File 433, Parsons, Notes on Zuni; BAE Index 111 19 File 434, Miscellaneous Papers, Documents, Notes 111 20 File 435, Elam Exhibits 111 21 Files 436-444 112 File 436, Hart, Miscellaneous Exhibits 112 1 File 437, Dan Dubois Hodge 112 2 File 438, Miscellaneous Items 112 3-4 File 439, Zuni National Cultural Park 112 5 File 440, Matthews 112 6 File 440, Miscellaneous Articles and Books 112 7-8 File 441, Miscellaneous Works 112 9-11 File 442, Miscellaneous Works 112 12-14 File 443, Miscellaneous Works 112 15-17 File 444, National Archives from American West Center 112 18-19 Files 445-451; Shalako; Agriculture 1881-1984 113 File 445, National Archives from American West Center 113 1-4 File 446, National Archives from American West Center 113 5-7 File 447, Smithsonian from American West Center 113 8-11 File 448, National Archives from American West Center 113 12-14 File 449, Seven Articles from Harper's Weekly , American West Center 113 15 File 450, National Archives, RG75, L-R, Bureau of Indian Affairs 1881-1907 113 16 File 451, Navajo Calendar, American West Center 113 17-19 Visit to Shalako 1984 113 20 Zuni Agriculture, Manuscript, Correspondence 113 21-23 Denver Federal Records, AWC Materials, Zuni Agriculture, Z10 Files 1889-1982 114

Folders 1-14 contain Denver Federal Records Center materials as listed; folders 15-18 contain material from American West Center; folder 19 begins Z10 files. Hart began Z10 files in 1982 when Zuni II started up. They contain a diversity of materials including documents, news clippings, and correspondence as well as articles and primary and secondary source materials.

Materials; Typed Notes 114 1 Santa Fe Materials and Notes 114 2 Records of Adjutant General's Office 114 3 Nordstrom 114 4 Miscellaneous Photocopies 114 5 Navajo Agency; Interior Department Information 114 6 House of Representatives, Secretary of War 1889-1890 114 7 New Mexico Historical Review; Utah Historical Society; Ramah, New Mexico, and Other Documents 114 8 Miscellaneous Typed Notes 114 9-14 Copies of Material from National Archives and Denver Federal Center 114 15-18 Shalako 1982 114 19 B. Tedlock 114 20 Dillon: Rice Journal 114 21 95-341, American Indian Religious Freedom 114 22 Ferguson, Historic Zuni Land Use 114 23 Holmes, The Cushing Census 114 24 Hardin, Zuni Ceramics 114 25 Ford, Inter-Indian Exchange 114 26 Chavers, Zuni Experiment 114 27 Woodbury, Pueblo Warfare 114 28 Simmons, Blacksmithing at Zuni Pueblo 114 29 Dean and Robinson, Dendroclimatic Variability in American Southwest 114 30 Z10 Files 1982 115 Zuni History Conference 1982 115 1 Adams, Obstinate Hopi 115 2 Ferguson/Anyon 115 3 Fay Anthropology Reports 115 4 Vale 115 5 Symposium on Prehistoric Agriculture 115 6 Denevan, Livestock and Gullying 115 7 Lazarus, Memorandum 115 8 Alford, San Vicente Arroyo 115 9 Leighly, Meandering Arroyos 115 10 Lagasse, Erosion Bibliography 115 11 Bourke: Zuni Urine Dance 115 12 Eggan, Beyond the Bicentennial 115 13 Ball, Indian Mining 115 14 Zuni Mining Notes, Used 115 15 Zuni Mining Notes, Correspondence, Manuscript 115 16 Zuni Mining 115 17-18 Zuni Mining, Walker, Palowahtiwa 115 19 Z10 Files 1982 116 Fenton, Taos Factionalism 116 1 Diggs 1982 116 2 Mills, Photographic Ethnohistory 116 3 Zuni Craftsman Catalogue 116 4 Ferguson and Hart, Lewis Interview 1982 116 5 Camazine, Zuni Ethnobotany 116 6 Oral History Paper by Richard Hart 116 7 Oral History Component 116 8 Defendant's Exhibits, Jenkins and Minge 116 9-11 Ferguson, Ethics 116 12 Ferguson, American Indian Religious Freedom Act 116 13 Brandt, Toward Factionalism 116 14 Man and Eagle 116 15 Defendant's Exhibits 116 16-19 Richard Hart Exhibits 116 20-26 Z11 Files 1846-1985 117

Folders 4-10 contain exhibit 6000, Ferguson's Zuni II report, contents as listed below.

Ford Duplicate 117 1-3 Ferguson Questions 117 4 Table of Contents, Introduction, Sources, Sections 3.-5. 117 5 6. Zuni Land Use 1846-1908 117 6 7. Zuni Land Use, Agriculture, Livestock 1909-1984 117 7-8 8. Archaeology; 9. Summary and Conclusions 117 9

Section 10 is not included.

ll. Appendix 1 117 10 David J. Weber on early Published Graphic images, Southwest Art 1984 117 11

Includes a reproduction of 1851 color drawing of Zuni mission interior.

Notes 117 12 Uinta Surveys 117 13 Flooding, Gallup Independent 1985 117 14 Ferguson, Paper on Salt and Water Control 117 15 Ferguson, A Century of Change 117 16 Leslie Spier, An Outline for a Chronology of Zuni Ruins 117 17

Includes a map.

Leslie Spier, Zuni Weaving Technique 117 18 Employment Profiles 117 19 Immense Reserve for Zunis 1903 117 20 Z11 Files and Other Documents 1959-1984 118

Z11 continues here in folders 1 through 18; other materials are in folders 19-21 as listed below.

Zuni Language Books for Children 118 1-2 Zuni Language, Illustrated 118 3 Zuni Language Learning Manual 118 4 Zuni Museum 118 5 Photograph Myths 118 6 Indians of New Mexico 118 7 Zuni Olympics Brochure 1984 118 8 Constitution 1959 118 9 Foster, Zuni-Cibola Trail 118 10 Zuni News Clippings 118 11 Pueblo Shields 118 12 Shopping for Zuni Silver, Published in Sunset 1983 118 13 Denver Federal Records Center Materials 118 14-17 Santa Fe, New Mexico 118 18 Wilfred Eriacho Book, Copies 118 19 William Tecumseh Sherman 118 20 Young and Bartman, Rock Art of the Zuni-Cibola Region 118 21 Z11 Files 1959-1987 119 Report to the Zuni People 1984 119 1 Folklore, M. Jane Young 119 2 American West Center Correspondence 119 3 Report to the [Zuni] People 1985 119 4 Roberts Paper 119 5 Trowbridge, Zuni 1987 119 6 At the Laying of the Cornerstone 119 7 Constitution 1959 119 8 Bourke on the Southwest 119 9 Hodge 119 10 Bibliographic Materials, Zuni American West Center 119 11-14 Whitaker, The Zuni Shalako Festival 119 15 Z12 Files 1847 120 The Republican 1847 120 1 Forest Policy 120 2 Cibola Multiple Use Guide 120 3 Singer 120 4 Stevenson, Zuni Irrigation 120 5 Range Survey I 120 6-9 Range Survey II 120 10-12 Yellowhouse 120 13 Parsons 120 14 Savory 120 15 E. S. Sergeant 120 16 Gary Nabhan 120 17 Tsethlikai 120 18 Stock Reduction 120 19 Black Rock Dam 120 20 Clark to Wilson 120 21 Cushing 120 22 Eriacho 120 23 Green 120 24 Luke Lyon 120 25 La Cronica 120 26 Parks Maps 120 27 Kin and Clan 120 28 Allotments and Fee Land Map 120 29 Zuni Tree-Ring Dates 120 30 Miscellaneous 120 31 Bryan 120 32 Zuni Oil and Gas Development 120 33 Z12 and Zuni Archaeology Program 121

Fds 1 through 19 continue the Z12 materials; folders 20-21 are correspondence concerned with the Zuni Archaeology Program.

Stewart 121 1 Lonjose Reseeding Project 121 2 Hall-Chaco 121 3 Dean, et. al. 121 4 Rose and Dean 121 5 Ferguson, Ethics 121 6 Kintigh 121 7 Zuni II Deposition Exhibits 121 8 Eustace Interview 121 9 Penketewa Interview 121 10 Pablo Interview 121 11 Thomas Interview 121 12 Lonjose Interview; Enote Interview 121 13 Laselute and Mateya Interview 121 14 Lasiloo Interview 121 15 Eriacho Interview; Majooty Interview 121 16 Nastacio Interview 121 17 Neumayah and Walela Interview 121 18 Idiaque Interview 121 19 Zuni Archaeology Program Correspondence 121 20-21 Zuni Archaeology Program 1908-1959 122 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1950s 122 1 Meetings and Dispute 1943 122 2 Z12/Zuni Archaeology Project Rebut Z11, Correspondence 122 3-4 Miscellaneous 122 5-6 Frank Harker 122 7 Big Snow 1931-1932 122 8 Tipton 122 9 Excavation Permits 122 10 Factionalism 122 11 Commissioner of Indian Affairs Report 1908 122 12 Annual Reports 1916-1930 122 13-25 Red Dot Folders 1907-1953 123 Schools, Land, Fish, buildings, Trade, Water, Irrigation 1907-1909 123 1 Living Conditions and Facilities 1909-1912 123 2 Canes 1908-1924 123 3 1912 Horse Thieves 1953 123 4 School Reports 1913-1918 123 5 School, Mineral 1920-1921 123 6 Irrigation 1911-1922 123 7-8 School Inspection 1921 123 9 Margaret A. Lewis Home, Correspondence, Structure 1925-1927 123 10 All Subjects 1920-1925 123 11-14 Canes 1925-1928 123 15 Sale of Pots 1933 123 16 Mineral Samples 1933 123 17 Miscellaneous 1923-1934 123 18 Nutria Day School 1934-1935 123 19 Range Management 1930-1931 123 20-21 Red Dot Folders 1908-1941 124 Nutria Dam 1930-1935 124 1-3 All Subjects 1930-1935 124 4-7 Sub-marginal Lands 1934 124 8 Commissioner Collier's Office Files 1937-1940 124 9-12 Railroad Land 1935 124 13 Forestry 1934-1935 124 14 Flooding 1940 124 15 Civilian Conservation Corp Work 1940 124 16 Zuni Coal Mine 1908 124 17 Ag 124 18-19 Soil 1941 124 20 Irrigation, Stock, Agency 124 21 Red Dot Folders 1882-1947 125 Enterprise Reports 1940-1944 125 1 Annual Reports 1942 125 2 Timber Fire Control 1943 125 3 Demolition of Buildings, Coal Mine 1943-1945 125 4 Land, Forestry, Trade, Grazing, Allotments 1934-1944 125 5 Succession 1944 125 6 Lands, Buildings, M. Lewis House 1944 125 7 Allot, Historic site, Fire/Grazing, Soil/Water, Statistics 1940-1944 125 8-9 Lands, Trust Accounts 1945 125 10 Timber, Fire, Irrigation 1943-1946 125 11 Kelsey site; Vanderwagon 1945-1946 125 12 Land Status, Water 1941-1943 125 13 North and South Purchase Areas 1946-1947 125 14 Rights of Way 1946 125 15 Nutria, Conflicts, Lands, Water, Trespass 1882-1883 125 16 Stevenson; Graham, Black Rock Dam 125 17 Schools, Law and Order, Trespass, Nutria 1885-1889 125 18-19 Agency, School, Law and Order, Trespass 1890-1893 125 20 Letters Received 1894-1899 125 21-22

These are in regards to buildings, mission lands, law and order, witchcraft, school, and trespass.

Red Dot Folders 1900-1929 126 Irrigation, Military, Law and Order, Schools 1900-1904 126 1-2 Christian Reformed and Catholic Missions 126 3 Black Rock Dam 1907-1909 126 4-5 Zuni Dam 1910-1913 126 6-7 Timber, Buildings, Land Surveys, Agriculture, Roads 1913-1919 126 8-10 Special Report, Zuni Dam 1913 126 11 Traders 1916 126 12 Forestry 1918 126 13 Dry Farming 1919 126 14 McDowell Report 1919 126 15 Health 1923-1924 126 16 Airport 1929 126 17 Bryan 1928 126 18-19 Red Dot Folders 1910-1982 127 Airways Beacon 1930-1933 127 1 Zuni Dam 1928 127 2-4 Black Rock Dam 1929-1930 127 5-6 Forestry 1932 127 7-8 Correspondence 1928-1933 127 9 Forestry 1933 127 10-11 Arroyos, Cutting 1933 127 12 Grazing, Sheep, Education 1910-1933 127 13 All Subjects 1927-1934 127 14-15 Hart, Zuni: A Working Bibliography 1982 127 16 Card Catalog, Authors, A-T 128 Card Catalog, Authors, U-Z, Miscellaneous Groups, and Subjects 129 Card Catalog, Authors and Subjects, 1970-1974 130

These cards were put together when Hart was at the American West Center working on his report for Steve Boyden, which was submitted to Congress to gain passage of enabling legislation. The corresponding files no longer exist.

Zuni Tabloid, Conference 1982-1983 131

The Zuni History Conference was held October 30-31, 1982, at Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico. Discussions of Zuni land use and history were conducted by Zuni leaders, anthropologists and historians. A tabloid containing pertinent material was published. Drafts of these proceedings are contained in boxes 131-133.

Posters for Zuni Tribal History Conference 1983 131 1 Chief Executives in Reservation Governance, Correspondence 131 2 Zuni Government Paper, Notes 131 3-6 School of American Research, Manuscript, Correspondence 131 7 The Development of Constitutional Government at Zuni Pueblo 131 8 Zuni Tabloid Reprint 131 9-10 Zuni Tabloid Reprint, Notes, Tabloid 131 11 Zuni Tabloid 1986-1987 132 Grant Proposal 1986 132 1 Zuni Museum Exhibit 1987 132 2 Zuni Tabloid 132 3-9 Zuni Conference Transcripts 132 10-15 Zuni Tabloid Manuscripts 132 16 Zuni History Conference, Cowboy Poetry, Various Site Visits 1982-1988 133 Zuni History Conference, Transcripts 1982 133 1-3 Cowboy Poetry 1988 133 4-5 Atlatl Site Visit 133 6 Pioche Site Visit 133 7 Eight Northern Pueblos Site Visit 133 8 Burke Museum Site Visit 133 9 Utah State University Site Visit 133 10 Hawaiian Site Visit 133 11 Oklahoma Site Visit 133 12 Zuni Mountains 1988 134 Hart, The Zuni Mountains: Chronology of an Environmental Disaster 1988 134 1 Zuni Mountains, Manuscript Drafts 134 1-4 Zuni Reports, Manuscript Drafts 1987 135 The Zuni Mountains , Draft 135 1 Rebuttal Report: Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 135 1 Draft Material 135 2 Comments on PX 15,000 Draft Report 135 3 Hart and Ferguson, Rebuttal Report, Interpretation of Photographs 135 4 Draft 2, Kolhu/wala:wa, Barefoot Trail 135 5 Barefoot Trail 1987 135 6 Zuni Reports 136 Inserts for Other Copies 136 1 Barefoot Trail, Notes of T. J. Ferguson 136 2 Exhibit notes, Kolhu/wala:wa, Barefoot Trail 136 3 Koth Report 136 4 Zuni II Preliminary Report 136 5 Zuni Trust Lands 1876-1946 137

This box contains drafts of various parts of the manuscript, .

Damage to Zuni Trust Lands, first Draft 137 1 Part II Zuni Trust Lands 1876-1900 137 2 Zuni Trust Lands Summary 1876-1900 137 3 Part III Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 1900-1946 137 4 Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 1918-1923 137 5-6 Damage to Zuni Trust Lands Summary 1900-1946 137 7 Hart, Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 137 8-9 Zuni Trust Lands, Summary 1876-1900 137 10 Part III Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 1900-1946 137 11 Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 1913-1946 137 12-15 Zuni Trust Lands 138 Damage to Zuni Trust Lands, Revisions 138 1 Part I Final 138 2 Part I Historical Descriptions 138 3 Part II Zuni Trust Lands 138 4-5 Part III Damage to Zuni Trust Lands 138 6-10 Zuni Trade 139 Hart, Boundaries of Zuni Land 139 1-2 Testimony, Working 139 1 Hart, Zuni Trade 139 2 Notes 139 3 Zuni Trade Notes, Manuscripts, Research 139 4-6 Zuni I Claims Court Transcripts 140 Defendant's Requested Findings of Fact 140 1 Defendant's Objections to Plaintiff's Requested Findings of Fact 140 2 Defendant's Brief 140 3 Plaintiff's Requested Findings of Fact 140 4 Footnotes to Plaintiff's Findings of Fact 140 5 Plaintiff's Post-Trial Brief 140 6 Zuni I Claims Court, Research Materials 141 Plaintiff's Reply Brief, Plaintiff's Response to Defendant's Objections 141 1-3 Wichita Findings 141 1 Hart Exhibits 141 2 Findings of Fact 141 3 Motion to Dismiss 141 4 Findings of Fact 141 5 Rebuttal 141 6 Hart, Effects of Disease Among the Zunis and Population Estimates 141 7 Miscellaneous 142 Hart, Factors Relating to Zuni Land 142 1 Rebuttal Notes 142 2 Ed Ladd Testimony, Corrections 142 3 Trial Notes 142 4-5 Zuni Notes, Testimony 142 6-7 Pertinent Findings and Opinions 142 8-10 Hart, Oral Testimony 142 11 Reports 1979-1982 143 Semiannual Report on Progress of Zuni Land Claims Case 1982 143 1 United States Court of Claims Zuni Indian Tribe vs. United States 143 1 Semiannual Reports on Progress of Zuni Land Claims Case 1979-1982 143 2 Semiannual Reports on Progress of Zuni Reservation Damage Case 1981-1982 143 3 Reports, Manuscript Drafts 1982-1988 144 Semi-annual Report on Progress of Zuni Reservation Damage Case 1982 144 1 T. J. Ferguson, Draft of Zuni II Testimony and Tree Ring Dates 144 2 T. J. Ferguson, Patterns of Zuni Land Use and Environmental Change 1985 144 3 John O. Baxter, Patterns of Land Use Within Zuni Land Claim Area 1988 144 4 Stephen A. Hall, Preliminary Report, Erosion of Zuni Reservation Lands 1985 144 5 Stephen A. Hall, Draft of Rebuttal Report 1988 144 6 John Appel, Zuni II Draft Testimony 1984 144 7 Richard I. Ford, Zuni Land Use and Damage to Trust Land 144 8-9 Stephen A. Hall, Zuni II Draft Testimony (Erosion) 144 10 Responses to Objections 1984 144 11 Exhibit 7000, Rebuttal Report, Land Use Damage 144 1 Rebuttal Report, Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Land Use 144 2 Bound Draft Reports 1980-1985 145 Ferguson, Zuni Settlement and Land Use: An Archaeological Perspective 1980 145 1 Changes in Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Land Use 1985 145 2 Federal Government on the Zuni Reservation 145 1 Docket 327-81L, Wessel Exhibits 146

This box contains exhibits DX 11,001-DX 11,050 and DX 11,051-DX 11094.

Docket 327-81L, Wessel Exhibits 147

This box contains exhibits DX 11,096-DX 11,136 and DX 11,137-DX 11,181.

Bound Reports 148 Federal Government Activity on the Zuni Reservation 148 1 An Agricultural History of Jemez Pueblo, The American Period 148 2 Bound Reports 149 Santa Ana Pueblo, 1846-1896, Plaintiff's Exhibits, Footnotes 149 1 Zia Pueblo Agriculture and Water Use Through the Centuries 149 2 An Agricultural History of Jemez Pueblo, 1500-1845 149 3 Historic Farming and Irrigated Lands of the Pueblo of Santa Ana 149 4 An Agricultural History of Zia Pueblo, The American Period 149 5 An Agricultural History of Zia Pueblo, Plantiff's Exhibits 149 6 Zia Pueblo Agriculture and Water (Plaintiff's Exhibits) 149 7 Santa Ana Pueblo 1846-1896 149 8 Bound Reports 150 Veronica Tiller, An Agricultural History of Jemez Pueblo 150 1 An Agricultural History of Jemez Pueblo 1500-1845 150 2 An Agricultural History of Jemez Pueblo 1846-1946 150 3 Zuni Film File and News Clippings 1980-1990 151 Zuni Film File, Morgan Associates, Correspondence, Proposal, Research 1980-1981 151 1-3 Zuni News Clippings 1986-1990 151 4-9 Zuni News Clippings; Ebert Manuscript 1987-1990 152 Zuni News Clippings 1987-1990 152 1-2 Arizona Republic Series on Bureau of Indian Affairs 152 3-5 James I. Ebert, Draft, Historic Photographs: Photo interpretation 152 6 Book of Burials, 1706-1719 153

This box contains copies of pages from the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, Book of Burials, for the years 1706 through 1719, referred to as the lost mission records of Zuni in Hart's notes.

Zuni News Clippings, Hall Manuscripts, Billings 1987-1991 154 Zuni News Clippings 1990-1991 154 1-5 Steve Hall, Correspondence, Draft Report 1988 154 6 Monthly Income 1987 154 7

Also includes Institute of the North American West billings.

Zuni Sacred Trail, Report by Hart and Exhibits 1985 155 Hart, The Zunis' Sacred Trail 1985 155 1 The Zunis' Sacred Trail, Exhibit List 155 2 Meshorer Pleadings 1985-1990 156 Correspondence, Institute of the North American West, Reports 1985-1987 157 Owyhee Proposed MFP Amendment, Final Environmental Statement 1986 157 1 Jarbidge Resource, Record of Decision 157 2 Project Facts for Institute of North American West 1985-1987 157 1 Correspondence and Memorandums 1985-1987 157 2-19 Correspondence, the Institute of the North American West 1987-1989 158 Rolled Maps Zuni II Maps: PX 15, 154.12 and PX 15, 154.13 (Tube 1) 158 1 Geology of the Zuni Reservation (Tube 2) 158 2 Zuni I Atlas and Maps (Tube 3) 158 3 Zuni II Geoscience Maps (Tubes 4-5) 158 4-5 Wharton Inland Waters Color Key and Poster (Tube 6) 158 6 Kolhu/wala:wa Maps (Tube 7) 158 7 Zuni I Map (Tube 8) 158 8 Zuni II Townsites Map, First Draft (Tube 9) 158 9 Plat Maps 158 10 Maps and Graphics 158 11

Original folder labeled as Ferguson Tube 1 Materials

Zuni I Valuation Files 1870-1890 159

Included in this box is material regarding land exchanges involving the United States government and the Zuni people.

American West Center - RR Reports 159 1-2 Value Files 159 3-4 Census 1870 159 5 Census 1880 159 6 Census 1890 159 7-8 Zuni I Valuation Files 1868-1992 160

Including in this box is material regarding land exchanges involving the United States government and the Zuni people.

Fraudulent Land Activities Maps 160 1 Westphall Copies 160 2 Land Grant 160 3 Fraudulent Acquisition of Titles 160 4 Congressional Record, Fraudulent 1885 160 5 Grant 1869 160 6 Fraudulent Maps 160 7 Elias Brevoort, New Mexico 160 8 Fraudulent Land Grants 160 9 Congressional Records 1978 160 10 Grant Documents 1868 160 11 Appropriations 160 12 The Zuni Land Conservation Act 1990 160 13 Color Erosion Photos 160 14 Zuni I Distribution Letter 160 15 Zuni Accounting 1992 160 16 Zuni I Valuation Files 161

Including in this box is material regarding land exchanges involving by the United States government and the Zuni People.

Correspondence from Zuni People to Governor Lewis 161 1 Phil Hughte 161 2 The Conservation Act 161 3 House and Senate Reports 161 4 Zuni I Valuation Files 162 Reports on Fraudulent Acquisition of Titles to Land 162 1-2 Copies of Private Land Claims 162 3 Fraudulent Senate Version 162 4 Sears General Land Office 162 5 Apache/Sitgreaves Soil Polygons 162 6 Laguna Report, Maps, and Charts 162 7 Zuni I Valuation Files 163 New Mexico Surveyors Notes 163 1 Report of the Acoma Pueblo Land 163 2 Value of RR Grant 163 3 Directory of Researchers 163 4 T. J. Ferguson, Letter 163 5 Information From T. J. Ferguson 163 6 United States Geological Survey 163 7 Stauber, General Land Office Work 163 8 A Summary by John O. Baxter 163 9 Economic Growth of Subject Area 163 10 R. Stauber 163 11 Information on A & P Grant From National Archives 163 12 Report on Zuni I Valuation Meeting 163 13 Article by David J. Wishart 163 14 Zuni I Valuation Files 1992 164 Correspondence with Charles P. Miller 164 1 Arizona Guidebook 164 2 Fraudulent Land Activities 164 3 Environmental Systems Research Institute Maps and Text 164 4 Public Meeting 1992 164 5 Zuni I Findings 164 6 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies 165 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Correspondence 165 1-3 Pinta Kelsey Project 165 4-8 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies 166 Padres Mesa 166 1 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Proposal 166 2 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Contract 166 3 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Budget Amendment 166 4 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies 2nd Budget 166 5 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Accounts 166 6-10 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies 167 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Accounts 167 1-5 Deer Springs 167 6 Maps and Documentation form Wheeler and Klett 167 7 Tule Spring Trail 167 8 Budget Amendments 167 9 Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Budget 167 10 Zuni II Settlement Files 1990 168 Balling and Wells Response 168 1 Senate Originals 168 2 Pete 168 3 Hearing 1990 168 4 Birigaman Legislation 168 5-6 Draft Figures 168 7 Zuni II Settlement Files 1989 169 Hart House 169 1 Maps of Zuni Watershed 169 2 Statements from Experts Relative to H.R. 169 3 Final S.2203 169 4 House Report on H.R. 4143 169 5 House Hearing on H.R. 4143 169 6 Zuni Conservation Act 169 7 H.R. 4143 Printed 169 8 Department of Justice Concerning the Zuni Claims Settlement Act 169 9 Albuquerque Journal 169 10 Zuni Claims Settlement Act 1989 169 11 Zuni II Settlement Files 170 Zuni Settlement 170 1 Statement by E. Richard Hart 170 2 Zuni Conservation Act 170 3 Conservation Bill 170 4 House Report 170 5 ASU Report 170 6 Zuni Press Conservation Act Release 170 7 Photocopies of Color Photographs 170 8 4143 Hearing 170 9-12 National Archives 171 National Archives 172 National Archives 172 1-6 Sutland 172 7-28 National Archives 173 Sutland 173 1-5 Earlier American West Center Material 173 6-13 Zuni Heaven 174 Hodge, A Zuni Foot-Race 174 1 The Spirit Renewed 174 2 American Folk-Lore 174 3 The Story of a Soldier's Life 174 4 The Masterkey 174 5 Imre Sutton, Incident or Event 174 6 Kimberlee A. Sorem, Article 174 7 American Folk-Lore 174 8 Zuni Names and Naming Practices 174 9 Songs of the Zuni Kachina Society 174 10 Sacred Springs 174 11 Dances of Zuni Pueblo 174 12 The Creation of the Zunis 174 13 The Zuni Barefoot Runners 174 14 Thoughts on Zuni Religion 174 15 Triloki Nath Pandey, Article 174 16 Bureau of Indian Affairs Files 174 17 Ann Sofaer 174 18 Indian Notes 174 19 Smithsonian Institution 174 20 Catalog to the Smithsonian 174 21 New Mexico 174 22 Tedlock Poetry 174 23 Records of M. C. Stevenson 174 24 Zuni Heaven 1879-1979 175 Richard H. Kern 175 1 Arizona Daily Star 175 2 Arizona Newspaper 175 3 Zuni Conception and Pregnancy Beliefs 175 4 Senate Report 175 5 A. L. Kroeber, Zuni Kin and Clan 175 6 Zuni Games 175 7 Mike Marshall Interview 175 8 Kendall Blanchard, The Ramah Navajos 175 9 Archaeological Sites 175 10 Ancient Botany of the Zuni Indians 175 11 Stauber Material 175 12 M. C. Stevenson 175 13 Appendix I 175 14 Belief of Indians in Evolution 175 15 M. C. Stevenson 175 16 The Wipple Report 175 17 1860 Correspondence 175 18 Native American Folklore 1879-1979 175 19 The Religious Life of the Zuni Child 175 20 Zuni Ancestral Gods and Masks 175 21 Zuni Archaeology Program 175 22 An Ecological Interpretation of Anasazi Settlement Patterns 175 23 Information from Dr. Jesse Green 175 24 A Tramp Across the Continent 175 25 The Land of Poco Tiempo 175 26 Dictionary of American Biography 175 27 History of the Zunis 175 28 Zuni Heaven 1885-1906 176 Federal Document 176 1 Photographer of the Southwest 176 2 Surveys 176 3 Harper 1904-1906 176 4-6

The original photographs have been transferred to the Manuscript Division Multimedia Section (P0439).

Schuyler 1904 176 7

The original photographs have been transferred to the Manuscript Division Multimedia Section (P0439).

Water in a Thirsty Land 176 8 Zuni Archives Photos 176 9 Dulton 1885 176 10 Pasadena Public Library 176 11 Zuni Heaven 177 Recording Orders 177 1 Court Information 177 2 Original Area Map 177 3 Settlement 177 4-5 Appraisal of Zuni Heaven 177 6 Appraisal of Ellsworth Ranch 177 7 Celebration 177 8 Court Decision 177 9 Maps 177 10 Platt Transcript 177 11 Zuni Heaven 1993 178 News Clippings 178 1 Phoenix Article 178 2 Survey Maps 178 3

The original photographs have been transferred to the Manuscript Division Multimedia Section (P0439).

Maps of Schnebly Well 178 4

The original photographs have been transferred to the Manuscript Division Multimedia Section (P0439).

Pilgrimage 1993 178 5 Apache Country Hearing 178 6 Zuni Mythology 178 7 Article by Levi-Strauss 178 8 The Origin Myth of Zuni 178 9 Concho: The Enchanted Pearl 178 10 Zuni Heaven 179 Stinking Springs 179 1 Final Platt Apache Co. Transcript 179 2 Public Law 98-408 179 3 Zuni Tales 179 4 Senate Report 179 5 Information from the Smithsonian 179 6 Interviews with Richey and Hinkson 179 7 Information from Kintigh 179 8 Article from The New Republic 179 9 Zuni Ethnohistory 179 10 Merrill's Notes 179 11 Articles Regarding Trespass 179 12 National Geographic Proposal 179 13 Zuni Government 179 14 Information from Richard I. Ford 179 15 The Kiva 179 16 A Zuni Detective 179 17 Stick Race 179 18 Certified Copies 179 19 Zuni Heaven 1854-1904 180 Ben Wittick Photographer 180 1 Kirk Bryan, Date of Channel Trenching 180 2 Kirk Bryan, Flood Water Farming 180 3 Fort Wingate 1885-1904 180 4 General Land Office Report 1901 180 5 Bernard DeVoto, The Easy Chair 180 6 How We Bought the United States 180 7 Frank Hamilton Cushing's Costume 180 8 American Museum of Natural History 180 9 Conklin, Picturesque Arizona 1878 180 10 Mrs. Mary H. Eastman 1854 180 11 Baxter Land Tenure 180 12 Kumanche of the Zuni Indians of New Mexico 180 13 The Wetherills of the Mesa Verde 180 14 Stauber Materials on General Land Office Surveys 180 15 Zuni Heaven 1900-1907 181 Bancroft Library Material 181 1 The White Indian 181 2 Denver Art Museum Documents 181 3 The Cities of the Dead 181 4 Sheldon Jackson 181 5 Zuni Mountain Area New Mexico 181 6 McKinley County Soil 181 7 Chaco Canyon 181 8 Washington State Folklife Council 181 9 Cultural Resources Management 181 10 National Forest 1900 181 11 Expedition Report 1901-1904 181 12-14 Lecture 1904 181 15 Expedition 1907 181 16 Zuni Heaven 182 Zuni Notes, Volume One 182 1 Zuni Notes, Volume Two 182 2 AONWA Office Reference File 182 3 Brooklyn Museum Archives 182 4 Fort Wingate Letters 182 5 Brief History of Fort Wingate 182 6 Photos of Erosion and the Land 182 7 Zuni Heaven 183 Cibachrome Originals 183 1 Microfilm 1 Correspondence, U. S. Government to Fort Wingate Native Americans 184 Mormon Influence 184 1 United States vs. Shoshone Tribe of Wind Rivers Reservation, Wyoming 184 2 Colorado River Basing Management Study 184 3 Yeasuh Lemeah Tequekah Progress 184 1 Yeasuh Lemeah Tequekah Progress 184 2 Reclamation Repayment Commissions 1937-1938 185 Volume II 1937-1938 185 1 Volume III 1937-1938 185 2 Advertisement Posters for Art Exhibits 186 Empty, Pre-Labeled Folders 187 Zuni Materials, Institute of the American West 188

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Periodicals and Publications 189

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Periodicals 190

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Montana Magazine 1986-1998 191

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Periodicals 192

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits #7000-7106 193

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits #7107-7224 194

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits #7325-7380 195

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits #7381-7551 196

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits, #7552-7722 197

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits, #7723-7899 198

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Docket 161-79L, Hart Exhibits, #7899-7968; Zuni Material 199

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits #1001-1201 200

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits, #1202-1384 201

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits, #1385-1496 202

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits, #1496-1630 203

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits, #1631-1774 204

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Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, Hart Exhibits, #1774-1885 205

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Unites States v. Platt , Hart Exhibits #1-102 206

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Unites States v. Platt , Hart Exhibits, #102-224 207

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Unites States v. Platt , Hart Exhibits, #225-307 208

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Unites States v. Platt 209

Includes Ebert Exhibits Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L Hart Rebuttal Exhibits #15001-15154. RESTRICTED

Zuni; Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 210

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Hart Correspondence and Unpublished Manuscripts 211

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Zuni and the Courts 212

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Zuni Experts; Miscellaneous Publications 213

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Zuni Photographs 214

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Zuni Photographs 215

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United States v. Idaho (Ownership of Lake Coeur d'Alene) 216

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United States v. Idaho (Ownership of Lake Coeur d'Alene) 217

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Miscellaneous Zuni Reports 218

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Timentwa 219

This carton also contains one folder of correspondence related to the Timentwa material donated by Richard Hart in April, 2000.

Timentwa 220 Timentwa 221 Brief History of Colville Indian Reservation 222

This book has been badly damaged and is unavailable.

United States and Coeur D'Alene Tribe vs. State of Idaho 1991-1998 223 Coeur D'Alene Tribe's Opposition For Stay Pending Appeal 1998 223 1 Court Materials 1991 223 2

The matter of the ownership of the beds and banks and all waters of all navigable water courses within the 1873 Coeur D'Alene reservation boundary.

Attorney's Work Product (confidential) 1994 223 3 Coeur D'Alene Appeal With Exhibits 1992 223 4 Idaho State Counterclaim 1994 223 5 Motion For Stay 1998 223 6 Discovery 1994 223 7 Tribe's Reply Brief 1994 223 8 Scheduling Conference 1995 223 9 U.S. Objection to Intervention 1994 223 10 Coer D'Alene Tribe Motion to Intervene 1994 223 11 Ninth Circuit Overturns Decision 1994 223 12 Tribe's Second Amended Complaint 1995 223 13 State's Response to Tribe's Second Amended Complaint 1995 223 14 Scheduling Order 1996 223 15 Tribe's Witnesses 1996 223 16 Idaho Response to First Interrogatories 1997 223 17 Coeur D'Alene First Request for Admissions 1997 223 18 Amended Schedule 1997 223 19 Idaho Motion to Dismiss 1997 223 20 State Motion for Summary Judgment 1997 223 21 Idaho Motion for Summary Judgment 1997 223 22 Idaho Motion Exhibits 1997 223 23 Idaho Statement Undisputed Facts 1997 223 24 Tribal Response to State 1997 223 25 Coeur D'Alene 1891 Claim 1991 223 26 Idaho Document List Discovery 1997 223 27 Order on Exhibits 1997 223 28 More Givens 1997 223 29 U. S. Motion to Limit 1997 223 30 State Pre-Trial Proposed Findings 1997 223 31 Idaho Trial Brief 1997 223 32 State Additional Exhibits 1997 223 33 Idaho's Suggested Findings 1997 223 34 Coeur D'Alene Trial Briefs and Exhibit List 1997 223 35 United States and Coeur D'Alene Tribe vs. State of Idaho 1994-1999 224 U.S. Post-Trial Brief 224 1 Tribe's Post-Trial Briefs 224 2 State's Reply Brief 224 3 Proposed Findings, United States 224 4 Idaho Response to Motion to Dismiss 1998 224 5 State's Proposed Findings 1998 224 6 U. S. Opposition to Summary Judgment 1997 224 7 Hart Proposed Findings 224 8 U. S. Brief on Dawes 1998 224 9 U. S. Response to Motion to Limit 1998 224 10 Tribe Response to Motion to Strike 1998 224 11 Tribe's Trial Costs 1998 224 12 Original U. S. Complaint 1994 224 13 Supreme Court 224 14 Appellate 1996 224 15

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Supreme Court Decision 1997 224 16 Court Grants Intervention 1995 224 17 Supreme Court Reject Tribe's Case 1997 224 18 Ninth Circuit Remands Tribal Lawsuit 1994 224 19 Order on Summary Judgment 1997 224 20 Idaho Post-Trial Briefs 1998 224 21 Briefs 1998 224 22 Court of Appeals, Tribe's Apellee Cross-Appellant Brief 1999 224 23 U. S. Court of Appeals, Brief for the United States 1999 224 24 Court of Appeals, United States' Supplemental Excerpts of Record 224 25-26 Tribe's Reply Brief to States' Response to Counter Appeal 1999 224 27 Idaho Reply and Response Brief 1999 224 28 Coeur D'Alene Appeal, Contract/Bills/Invoices 1999 224 29 Coeur D'Alene Appeal Brief 1998-1999 224 30 Coeur D'Alene Motion to Dismiss Idaho Appeal 1998 224 31 Order Denying Stay 1998 224 32 State Reply on Stay 1998 224 33 Coeur D'Alene Appeal, U. S. Response to State 1997 224 34 Zuni Mission Records (Births, Deaths, and Burials) 225 Volume I 225 1 Volume II 225 2 Volume III 225 3-4 Correspondence, Contracts, and Account Statements 226 Contracts and Research Documents 1993-1997 227 Sprague Exhibit 1934-1994 228 Sprague, Power, and Concord Research 1930-1994 229 Fahey Exhibit 1873-1973 230 Additional Exhibits and RH Draft 1913-1997 231 Trial Notes and News Clippings 1888-1998 232 Exhibit Reports and Government Transcripts 1874-1998 233 Research Documents 1885-1988 234 Miscellaneous Material 1896-2000 235 Computer Media 236 Interviews, Maps, and Watershed Reports 1933-1997 237 Reference Materials and Microfilm 1878-1994 238 Hart Exhibit # 1-70 1699-1974 239 Hart Exhibit # 71-210 1892-1980 240 Hart Exhibit # 211-373 1875-1976 241 Hart Exhibit # 374-474 1900-1915 242 Hart Exhibit, Second Copy 243

These Cartons are the duplicate of the Hart Exhibit. However, there is no second copy of Hart Exhibit # 374-474.

Hart Exhibit, Second Copy 244 Hart Exhibit, Second Copy 245 David Rhode Exhibit 1937-1994 246 Rhode Exhibit, Second Copy 247 Unreviewed Material 1933-1994 248 Fence Lake Mine 1900-1997 249 Manuscript and Article 1977-1998 250 Sun Valley: An Extraordinary History 1998 250 1-2 Status of Mineral Resource Information for Zuni Reservation, New Mexico 1977 250 3 Zuni Water, Ramah Water, and Zuni Heaven Water 1974-1995 251 Exhibit List, ZHW 251 1 NRCE Report, ZHW 1991 251 2 ZHW Meeting 1995 251 3 Gebhard Engineers 1989 251 4 Historical Research Associates (HRA) 1993 251 5 Kolhu/wala:wa Water 251 6 Interviews 251 7 Charles Hoffman, Little Colorado River Multiple Resource Area 1981 251 8 Suitability of New Mexico Lands for Irrigation 1974 251 9 Water Right Entitlements Report 1988 251 10 Hart, Zuni Water 251 11-12 Zuni Water Basin, Ramah, Fiscal Year 1995 251 13 Zuni Water Contract, Fiscal Year 1995 251 14 RW and ZW, Revised Fiscal Year 1995 251 15 Zuni Water, Fiscal Years 1991-1994 251 16 Zuni Heaven Water 251 17 Kolhu/wala:wa, Fiscal Year 1995 251 18 Zuni 8/7 Resolution Costs 251 19 T.J. Ferguson Review, Water Project Report 252

This box contains a review of a draft report prepared by Barbara Holmes.

Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Research Files 1890-1991 253 Albuquerque General 253 1

Labeled Administrative

Conferences and Siminars 253 2

Labeled Administrative

Outgoing Correspondence 253 3

Labeled Administrative

Incoming Correspondence 253 4

Labeled Administrative

Exhibit List 253 5

Labeled Administrative

Field Notes 253 6

Labeled Administrative

HRA 253 7

Labeled Administrative

HRA Documents List 253 8

Labeled Administrative

Interview Questionnaires 253 9

Labeled Administrative

Memos 253 10

Labeled Administrative

Miscellaneous 253 11

Labeled Administrative

Museum of New Mexico 253 12

Labeled Administrative

National Archives, Ramah 253 13

Labeled Administrative

Negatives, Field Photos 253 14

These items have been removed to the Multimedia Archives. Labeled Administrative

Notes/Discussions 253 15

Labeled Administrative

Notes/Scope 253 16

Labeled Administrative

Overview of Research and Writing 253 17

Concerns the history of the Ramah Navajo band. Labeled Administrative

Phone 253 18

Labeled Administrative

Progress Reports/Memos 253 19

Labeled Administrative

Questions, Interviews 253 20

Labeled Administrative

Supplies Ordering 253 21

Labeled Administrative

Text Form, Ramah Navajo Indian Fields with Water Delivery Systems 253 22

Labeled Administrative

University Microfilm, Inc. 253 23

Labeled Administrative

Washington DC, General 253 24

Labeled Administrative

Board of Indian Commissioners 253 25

Labeled Government Documents

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Annual Reports 1890-1933 253 26

Labeled Government Documents

Congressional Record 253 27

Labeled Government Documents

Congressional Record, Navajo 253 28

Labeled Government Documents

Executive Orders 253 29

Labeled Government Documents

Navajo Agency Reports 253 30

Labeled Government Documents

Navajo Treaties 253 31

Labeled Government Documents

Pueblo Agency Reports 253 32

Labeled Government Documents

Report on Indians, 1890 Census, New Mexico Section 253 33

Labeled Government Documents

Serial Set, Miscellaneous 253 34

Labeled Government Documents

Serial Set, Land and Reservation 253 35

Labeled Government Documents

Statutes 253 36

Labeled Government Documents

House 0542 253 37

Labeled Government Documents

Senate 2213 253 38

Labeled Government Documents

Senate 2531 253 39

Labeled Government Documents

House 8982 253 40

Labeled Government Documents

Indians 1920 253 41

Labeled Government Documents

Conditions of the Indians 1931 253 42

Labeled Government Documents

Conditions of the Indians 1936 253 43

Labeled Government Documents

Administration, Hearing 1943 253 44

Labeled Government Documents

Interview Extracts 253 45

Labeled Interviews, Water

Rosie Eriacho 1990 253 46-47

Labeled Interviews, Water

Mary Martinez 1991 253 48

Labeled Interviews, Water

Sam Martinez 1990 253 49-50

Labeled Interviews, Water

Tommy Pino 1990 253 51-52

Labeled Interviews, Water

Jackson & Pauline Raphaelito 1991 253 53

Labeled Interviews, Water

Unread Water Interviews 253 54

Labeled Interviews, Water

Agency/Department Reports, Working File 253 55

Labeled Working

Appendixes 253 56

Labeled Working

Appendix, Anthro Errors 253 57

Labeled Working

Crops, RPF/MNM (Unused) 253 58

Labeled Working

HE7, Part 1 253 59

Contains a draft of History of the Ramah, New Mexico Navajo Indians. Labeled Working

Draft #2 1990 253 60

Labeled Working

Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Research Files 1990-1991 254

Three envelopes of color photographs were removed from this carton and placed in the Multimedia Archives.

Draft 1990 254 1 Draft #3a 1990 254 2 Draft 1991 254 3 Excerpts/IRR#s/RPF Water Use 254 4 Fiche/Hearings 254 5 Fields 254 6 Labels, Copies, Masters 254 7 Library Information 254 8 Maps, Photocopies 254 9 Maps, Ramah Navajo 254 10 Maps, Ramah Gallup 254 11 Memos, Notes, Water 1991 254 12 New Information 254 13 Patterns of Ramah Navajo Agriculture and Water Use 1990 254 14 Population Graph (New) 254 15 Primary Source Working File 254 16 Reports/Forms 254 17 Repair 254 18 Staubes Figures 254 19 Other Figures 254 20 Zuni and Ramah Reports 254 21 Village Census and Count 254 22

Labeled Non-Working Files

Yosemite 254 23

Labeled Non-Working Files

Westrends, Natural Resources 254 24

Labeled Non-Working Files

Microfiche 254 25

Labeled Non-Working Files

Index Cards and Microfilm 254 26

Labeled Non-Working Files

Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Research Files 255

This box contains published and unpublished articles, excerpts, abstracts, bibliographies, theses, and government documents.

Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Subject Files and Exhibits 1909-1990 256 Reservation 1909-1910 256 1 Withdrawal of Ramah Lands 1931 256 2 Ramah General 256 3 Land 1955 256 4 Land Purchase 1956 256 5 Land 1980 256 6 Archaeological Surveys, Ramah 256 7 Baxter Material 256 8 BIA and Ramah Navajos 256 9 Canoncito 256 10 Cattle Ranching, Zuni/Ramah Area 256 11 Carr, Clark and Ramah Navajos 256 12 Cheechilgeetho Day School 256 13 Children Ramah 256 14 Clans, Ramah 256 15 Tom Collier 256 16

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Correspondence, Individual 256 17 Cultural Conservation Plan 1990 256 18 Dam 256 19 Dwellings 256 20 Education at Ramah 256 21 El Malpais 256 22 El Morro 256 23 EO Expansion of NIR 1917-1918 256 24 Facts, Ramah 256 25 Federal Register 256 26 Fence Lake 256 27 Jurisdiction 256 28 John L. Landgraf 256 29 Livestock 256 30 Lost Lands 256 31 Demy Mesia 256 32 Miscellaneous 256 33 Miscellaneous Documents Ramah (HRA) 256 34 Mormon Settlement 256 35 NIR Ramah Navajo 256 36 Navajo at Zuni 256 37 New Mexico Boundary Bill 256 38 New Mexico, Spanish New Mexico 256 39 Oral History 256 40 Political Organization 256 41 Population 256 42 Protohistory 256 43 Pueblo (So. Pueblo) Agricultural Statistics 256 44 Public Domain/Grazing/Allotment Issues 256 45 Querechos 256 46 Ramah Farmers, Landgraf Field Notes 1941 256 47 Ramah Land Matters 256 48 Ramah Reservoir 256 49 Ramah Area Rainfall 256 50 Reservation Status 256 51 Railraod, Santa Fe 256 52 Reviews, Books on Ramah 256 53 Rimrock Values Study, Personnel 256 54 Savola 256 55 Sheep Ranch 256 56 Smallpox 256 57 Stacher Land Exchange 256 58 Ernst Tietjen 256 59 Trading/Trades 256 60 Evan S. Vogt 256 61 Vogt and Ramah 1915-1925 256 62 Vost 8960 Acre Land Sale 1929 256 63 Water Reports, Ramah Navajo 256 64 Water, Items Not Used 256 65 Weather at Ramah 256 66-67 Jeff Hickey Exhibits, #165-1 to 167-1 256 68-71 Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Exhibits, #1 to 142 257 Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Exhibits, #143-164 258

This box also contains a box of backup disks for Jeff Hickey's material.

Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey Exhibits, #167-11 to 307 259 Ramah Water, Jeff Hickey and David Rhode Reports 1989-1991 260 David Rhode Report 1989 260 1

Agriculture and Water Use Before the Twentieth Century on the Zuni Reservation, West-Central New Mexico.

David Rhode Report 1989 260 2

Draft and Peer Review.

David Rhode Report 1990 260 3

Agriculture and Water Use Before the Twentieth Century on the Zuni Reservation, West-Central New Mexico.

Jeff Hickey Report 1990 260 4

"The Ramah, New Mexico Navajo Indians: History, Agriculture, and Water Use, 1868-1955."

Jeff Hickey Report 1991 260 5-6 Jeff Hickey, Ramah Agricultural Data, Ramah Project 1938-1952 1990 260 7 Jeff Hickey, Analysis of Ramah Water Use, Ramah Project 1938-1952 1990 260 8 Ramah Water, Hart Files 1989-1992 261 Whitewater 1990 261 1 Coppin RW Materials 261 2 Baxter RW Materials 261 3 Lost Ramah Lands 1991 261 4 Ramah Lands Map 261 5 HRA 261 6 Ramah 1990 261 7 Ramah 261 8 Marozas on GIS 1990 261 9

The Role of Geographic Information Systems in American Indian Land and Water Rights Litigation

Jeff Hickey, Truth, Irrigation and the Ramah Navajos 1990 261 10 Martha Graham, Raramuri Residential Site Structure 1989 261 11 Abbey on Tarahumara 261 12 Ramah Interviews 1990-1991 261 13 Interviews 261 14-15 United Nations Status 261 16 Ramah Photos 261 17

Notes and Checkout Slips.

HRA 261 18 Hat Repatriation 261 19 Jeff Hickey Manuscript Drafts 261 20 Ramah Water, Draft and Diskettes 261 21 M. Graham Report Ramah 1992 261 22 Ramah Water, Department of Justice Exhibits #1-152 262 Ramah Water, Department of Justice Exhibits #153-166 263 Ramah Water, Department of Justice Exhibits #167-307 264 Ramah Water and Zuni Water 1853-1994 265 Navajo Trader 265 1 Water, Don't Have File 265 2 Zuni Water Resumes 265 3-4 Anyon Book 265 5 Duck Valley Water 265 6 Bejnar Interview 265 7 Irrigated Fields 265 8 Stauber Ag Totals 265 9 Water 265 10 Working Notes 265 11 AWC Materials 265 12 Perlman Stock Figures 1988 265 13 Perlman 1988 265 14

Contains research material and a report entitled Cultivation Figures for the Zuni Indian Reservation, New Mexico 1776-1944

Perlman, List of Absent Exhibits 265 15 Santiago Onate Affidavit 265 16 Jenkins and Delaney Spanish 265 17 Chavez, Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, 1678-1900 265 18 David Cleveland Review 265 19-20 Hart, Zuni Population 1989 265 21 Population Exhibit List and Draft Report 1989 265 22 Population Draft 265 23 David Cleveland, Zuni Writings 1993 265 24 HRA, The Ramah Navajo 1994 265 25 Kern 1853 265 26 Farming Villages 265 27 BIA GIS 265 28 Ferguson Comments on Graham 1991 265 29 Leonard Comments on Graham 1990 265 30 Graham Research Design, Ramah 1990 265 31 Hickey, Article Length 1991 265 32 Ferguson 1991 265 33

Areal Measurement of Polygons Depicting Ramah Navajo Agricultural Land Mapped by Dr. Martha Graham.

Miscellaneous Zuni 265 34-35 Zuni and Ramah Reports and Research Materials 1990-1992 266

The material in folders 11-15 was not included in Hart's report. More material was to be inserted later.

Original Graham Ramah 266 1 Graham Ramah Materials 266 2 Graham, Water Control Strategies 1990 266 3 Graham, Documented 20th Century Irrigated Agricultural Fields 1990 266 4-5 Hart, Zuni Population 1991 266 6 Hart, History of Zuni Water Use, Volume 1 1992 266 7-8 Hart, History of Zuni Water Use, Volume 2 1992 266 9-10 TJ Notes 266 11 HRA, Zuni Heaven Review 266 12 Beinecke Library, Yale University 266 13 Little Colorado River Adjudication 266 14 Zuni Heaven Water, Unused Material 266 15 Zuni Heaven Water, Unused Materal 267

The material in this box is a continuation of folders 11-15 of box 266.

Zuni Water and Zuni Heaven Water 1986-1991 268 Barbara Holmes and Martha Graham, Zuni Irrigation in 20th Century 1990 268 1 Comments on Rhode Report Draft 1989 268 2 ZWIN Accounting 268 3 Zuni Report Drafts 1987-1990 268 4 Rhode Draft 1989 268 5 Memo to Becker 1991 268 6 Zuni Ethnohistorical Study, Contract Notes and History 1986 268 7 History of Zuni/Research Findings 1989 268 8 Zuni Settlement Patterns 1992 268 9 Water Correspondence 1990 268 10 Tabloid Accounts 268 11 Accounts Zuni Water, Fiscal Year 1991 268 12 Zuni Water Accounts 1989-1990 268 13 Hinkson Ranch 1990-1991 268 14 Zuni Heaven Water Accounts 1990 268 15 Zuni Water, Zuni Heaven Water, and Ramah Water 1988-1991 269 Contracts, Fiscal Year 1991 269 1 Ramah, Fiscal Year 1991 269 2 Zuni Account, Fiscal Year 1991 269 3 ZAP Database 269 4 Zuni Water Report Draft 269 5 Zuni Population Report Draft 269 6 Ramah Water Accounts 1989-1990 269 7-9 Department of Justice (DOJ) Contacts 269 10 DOJ Budgets 269 11 Supplemental Grant 1989 269 12 Zuni Water and Ramah Budgets 1988-1989 269 13 ZAP Budgets 1989-1990 269 14 H. Becker Meeting, Budget 1989 269 15 Holmes and Rhode Papers, Draft 269 16 Rhode, Preliminary Partial Draft of Water Report 1988 269 17 Zuni Heaven, Hart Report and Exhibits #1-131 1990 270 Hart, Zuni Water Use at Kolhu/Wala:Wa 1990 270 1 Exhibits 270 2-7 ZHWX1 ZHWX2 ZHWX3 ZHWX4 ZHWX5 ZHWX6 Exhibits 270 8-13 ZHWX7 ZHWX8 ZHWX9 ZHWX10 ZHWX11 ZHWX12 Exhibits 270 14-20 ZHWX13 ZHWX14 ZHWX15 ZHWX16 ZHWX17 ZHWX18 ZHWX19 Exhibits 270 21-27 ZHWX20 ZHWX21 ZHWX22 ZHWX24 ZHWX25 ZHWX26 Exhibits 270 28-33 ZHWX27 ZHWX28 ZHWX29 ZHWX30 ZHWX31 ZHWX32 Exhibits 270 34-40 ZHWX33 ZHWX34 ZHWX35 ZHWX36 ZHWX37 ZHWX38 ZHWX39 Exhibits 270 41-47 ZHWX40 ZHWX41 ZHWX42 ZHWX43 ZHWX44 ZHWX45 ZHWX46 Exhibits 270 48-54 ZHWX47 ZHWX48 ZHWX49 ZHWX50 ZHWX51 ZHWX52 ZHWX53 Exhibits 270 55-61 ZHWX54 ZHWX55 ZHWX56 ZHWX57 ZHWX58 ZHWX59 ZHWX60 Exhibits 270 62-68 ZHWX61 ZHWX62 ZHWX63 ZHWX64 ZHWX65 ZHWX66 ZHWX167 Exhibits 270 69-76 ZHWX68 ZHWX69 ZHWX70 ZHWX71 ZHWX73 ZHWX74 ZHWX75 Exhibits 270 77-82 ZHWX76 ZHWX77 ZHWX78 ZHWX79 ZHWX80 ZHWX81 Exhibits 270 83-89 ZHWX82 ZHWX83 ZHWX84 ZHWX85 ZHWX86 ZHWX87 ZHWX88 Exhibits 270 90-96 ZHWX89 ZHWX190 ZHWX91 ZHWX92 ZHWX93 ZHWX94 ZHWX95 Exhibits 270 97-102 ZHWX96 ZHWX97 ZHWX98 ZHWX99 ZHWX100 ZHWX101 Exhibits 270 103-109 ZHWX102 ZHWX103 ZHWX104 ZHWX105 ZHWX106 ZHWX107 ZHWX108 Exhibits 270 110-116 ZHWX109 ZHWX110 ZHWX111 ZHWX112 ZHWX113 ZHWX114 ZHWX115 Exhibits 270 117-122 ZHWX116 ZHWX117 ZHWX118 ZHWX119 ZHWX120 ZHWX121 Exhibits 270 123-129 ZHWX122 ZHWX123 ZHWX124 ZHWX125 ZHWX126 ZHWX127 ZHWX128 Exhibits 270 130-132 ZHWX129 ZHWX130 ZHWX131 Zuni Heaven, Exhibits #132-210 and Research Files 1851-1995 271 Exhibits 271 1-79 TJ Photos at KO (Photocopies) 271 80

The original color photos have been removed to the Multimedia Archives.

Kern 1851 271 81

One color photo has been removed to the Multimedia Archives. A photocopy is available in this folder.

Richard H. Kearn Diary 1851 271 82 ZHW Maps 271 83 TJ Research Questions 1994 271 84 Zuni Heaven Water 1994 271 85 Gebhard Engineers 1989 271 86 Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant Papers 271 87 ZHW Field Notes 1994 271 88 Ed Ladd Interview 1995 271 89 Watkins Prelim 271 90 Hart, Zuni Water Use at Kolhu/Wala:Wa 1990 271 91 Zuni Heaven Water, Hart Files 1849-1995 272

Copies of the material in this carton were sent to the Department of Justice. Folders 5-66 generally contain photocopies of published material. Some unpublished material is included.

Kolhu/Wala:Wa Water 1995 272 1 Zuni Meeting 1995 272 2 Untitled 272 3 ZHW Notes 272 4 Abruzzi 272 5 Albert, Flora and Fauna 272 6 Apache County Water 272 7 Bandelier 272 8 Banta 272 9 W. C. Barnes, Apaches and Longhorns 272 10 Barnes, Arizona Place Names 272 11 Baxter, Las Carneradas 272 12 Baxter 272 13 Bieber, Trails 1849 272 14 Castaneda, Coronado 272 15 Cleland, Trappers 272 16 Crampton, The Zunis of Cibola 272 17 Cushing to Baird 272 18 Cushing to Baird, Map 272 19 Cushing, My Adventures in Zuni 272 20 Cushing, Zuni Fetishes 272 21 DeGlane, Concho 272 22 Dye, Recollections of a Pioneer 272 23 Foreman, James Collier 272 24 Foreman, Leroux 272 25 Gebhard Engineering Report 272 26 Gonzales, Water Claims 272 27 Hammond and Rey, Coronado 272 28 Hart Field Notes 272 29 Haskett, Cattle Industry 272 30 Haskett, Sheep Industry 272 31 Helander to Olson 272 32 HRA, Historical Study of Non-Fed Water Claims 272 33 Kern Diary 272 34 Kern to Gwin, Practible Rate RR 272 35 Klett 272 36 Leone, Modern Mormonism 272 37 McClintock 272 38 Rafael Chacon Meketa 272 39 Morrisey, Range Cattle 272 40 NRCE Report 272 41 Parkhill, Leroux 272 42 Plog, Cultural Resources 272 43 Rose, Climate 272 44 St. Johns Herald 272 45 St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat 272 46 Salt River Project, Coronado Generating Station 1992 272 47 Sergeant, Elizabeth 272 48 Shodo Ahon'a Kyanawa 272 49 Shumway, St. Johns Arizona Stake 272 50 Sitgreaves 272 51 Stevenson, The Zuni Indians 272 52 Trotter to Commissioner, with Attachment 1933 272 53 Udall, Coronado 272 54 US Dept. Interior, The Colorado River 1946 272 55 US Dept. Interior, Final Environmental Statement, Colorado Project 1977 272 56 US Dept. Interior, Survey Field Notes 1875 272 57 US Dept. Interior, Survey Field Notes 1968-1972 272 58 US Dept. Interior, Survey Field Notes 1944-1987 272 59 US Senate Special Committee 1890 272 60 David Weber, Kern 272 61 Walker, Historical Atlas of Arizona 272 62 Wheeler 272 63 Wilhelm, History of the St. Johns Arizona Stake 272 64 Woodhouse 272 65 Zuni Agriculture 272 66 Hart and Hart West & Associates Diskettes and CDROMS 273 Miscellaneous Publications 2001 274 United States v. Idaho Mounted Maps and Documents 275

Contains items used in the trial concerning Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Mounted Maps and Documents 276

Contains items used in the trial concerning Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Mounted Maps and Documents 277

Contains items used in the trial concerning Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Ramah Water Agricultural Use

Martha Graham and David Rhode at the Zuni Archaeology Program did work on the Ramah Agricultural Project, through the Institute of the North American West, between the last half of the 1980s and the early 1990s. The objective was to document all Ramah agricultural use over time using various methods. In 1976 the BIA did a mapping project of agricultural fields in the area. Using ESRI software, the project mapped the fields visible in each year and then compiled a GIS composite map, showing all fields over time. The plotter print-outs of the following maps usually have just the agricultural field polygons printed and do not have the GIS layers of elevation, streams, etc.

Burned Timber Canyon 1934 278 1 Burned Timber Canyon 1941 278 2 Burned Timber Canyon 1976 278 3 Burned Timber Canyon, Composite 278 4 Ramah 1934 278 5 Ramah 1976 278 6 Ramah, Composite 278 7 El Morro 1934 278 8 El Morro 1941 278 9 El Morro 1976 278 10 unlisted 278 11 El Morro, Composite 278 12 Togeye Lake 1934 278 13 Togeye Lake 1941 278 14 Togeye Lake 1976 278 15 Togeye Lake, Composite 278 16 Pescado 1934 278 17 Pescado 1941 278 18 Pescado 1976 278 19 Pescado, Composite 278 20 Shoemaker Canyon 1934 278 21 Shoemaker Canyon 1941 278 22 Shoemaker Canyon 1976 278 23 Shoemaker Canyon, Composite 278 24 Nicoll Lake 1934 278 25 Nicoll Lake 1941 278 26 Nicoll Lake 1976 278 27 Nicoll Lake, Composite 278 28 Goat Hill 1934 278 29 Goat Hill 1941 278 30 Goat Hill 1976 278 31 Goat Hill, Composite 278 32 Cerro Alto 1934 278 33 Cerro Alto 1941 278 34 Cerro Alto, Composite 278 35 Red Lake Mission 1934 278 36 Red Lake Mission 1941 278 37 Red Lake Mission 1976 278 38 Red Lake Mission, Composite 278 39 Shoemaker Canyon, S.E. 1934 278 40 Shoemaker Canyon, S.E. 1941 278 41 Shoemaker Canyon, S.E. 1976 278 42 Shoemaker Canyon, S.E., Composite 278 43 Nicoll Lake 1934 278 44 Nicoll Lake 1941 278 45 Upper Nutria Quad, Aspects 278 46 Upper Nutria Quad, Slopes 278 47 Tekapo Quad, Aspects 278 48 Tekapo Quad, Slopes 278 49 Horsehead Canyon, NW, Aspects 278 50 Horsehead Canyon, NW, Slopes 278 51 Horsehead Canyon Quad, Aspects 278 52 Horsehead Canyon Quad, Aspects 278 53 Pescado Quad, Aspects 278 54 Pescado Quad, Slopes 278 55 Chafin Well Quad, Aspects 278 56 Chafin Well Quad, Slopes 278 57 Roads 278 58 Plumasand Basin Quad, Aspects 278 59 Plumasand Basin Quad, Slopes 278 60 High Lonesome Well, Aspects 278 61 High Lonesome Well, Slopes 278 62 Shoemaker Canyon Quad, Aspects 278 63 Shoemaker Canyon Quad, Slopes 278 64 Barth Well Quad, Aspects 278 65 Barth Well Quad, Slopes 278 66 Upper Galastina Canyon, Aspects 278 67 Upper Galastina Canyon, Slopes 278 68 Pinehaven Quad, Slopes 278 69 Zuni Quad, Aspects 278 70 Zuni Quad, Slopes 278 71 Ojo Caliente Reservoir, Aspects 278 72 Ojo Caliente Reservoir, Slopes 278 73 Burned Timber Canyon, Aspects 278 74 Burned Timber Canyon, Slopes 278 75 Ramah Area 1941 278 76 Ramah Water Agricultural Use 279

This tube contains 71 untitled maps created with Calcomp 1051 pen plotter. Original tube labeled ESRI and BIA Droplines, Zuni Water. Many are plotter maps showing polygons of agricultural use–they appear to be both Zuni and Ramah quads, and are hard to read.

Ramah Water Agricultural Use 1911-1991 280

This container holds maps from four shipping tubes. The following items are from a tube labeled Water Maps from BIA-ALB.

Water for Upper Nutria 280 1 Water for Venad'to Camp 280 2 Water for Pinehaven 280 3 Water for Burned Timber Canyon 280 4 Water for Chi Chic Tah 280 5 Water for Horsehead Canyon 280 6 Water for Horsehead Canyon NW 280 7 Water for Ojo Caliente Reservoir 280 8 Water for Zuni 280 9 Water for Upper Galestina Canyon 280 10 Water for Te Kapo 280 11 Water for Pescado 280 12 Water for Shoemaker Canyon 280 13 Water for Blumasand Basin 280 14 Water for High Lonesome Well 280 15 Water for Chafin Well 280 16 Water for Vanderwagon Draw 280 17 Lakes/Spring/Tanks/Streams For Barth Well 280 18 Fields, Barth Well and Ojo Caliente Reservoir Quads 1934 280 19

The following items are from a tube labeled Zuni Water Project 7/3/91 Electro Static Plots (ESRI)

Fields, Barth Well and Ojo Caliente Reservoir Quads 1954 280 20 Fields, Barth Well and Ojo Caliente Reservoir Quads 1968 280 21 Fields, Barth Well and Ojo Caliente Reservoir Quads 1987-1989 280 22 Agricultural Fields, Pinehaven and Upper Nutria Quads 1934 280 23 Agricultural Fields, Pinehaven and Upper Nutria Quads 1954 280 24 Agricultural Fields, Pinehaven and Upper Nutria Quads 1968 280 25 Agricultural Fields, Pinehaven and Upper Nutria Quads 1987-1989 280 26 Fields, Horsehead Canyon NM and Burned Timber Canyon Quads 1934 280 27 Fields, Horsehead Canyon NM and Burned Timber Canyon Quads 1968 280 28 Fields, Horsehead Canyon NM and Burned Timber Canyon Quads 1987-1989 280 29 Agricultural Fields, Horsehead Canyon and Pescado Quads 1934 280 30 Agricultural Fields, Horsehead Canyon and Pescado Quads 1954 280 31 Agricultural Fields, Horsehead Canyon and Pescado Quads 1968 280 32 Agricultural Fields, Horsehead Canyon and Pescado Quads 1987-1989 280 33 Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1987-1988 280 34-36

The following items are from a tube labeled AZuni Water I Final Drafts and Final Plots (electrostatic) of Module 1 (Zuni/Tekapo), 7/31/91

Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1911-1912 280 37-38 Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1934 280 39 Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1954 280 40 Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1968 280 41 Zuni Agricultural Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1911-1988 280 42 Zuni Runoff Irrigated Fields Identified on Tekapo and Zuni Quads 1987-1988 280 43 Horsehead Canyon NW, New Mexico 280 44

The following items are from a tube labeled Zuni Water I Maps by Ebert, Galestina and Mullen Canyon

Pescado, New Mexico 280 45 Ojo Caliente Reservoir, New Mexico 280 46 Upper Nutria, New Mexico 280 47 Pinehaven, New Mexico 280 48 Barthwell, Arizona - New Mexico 280 49 Horsehead Canyon, New Mexico 280 50 Burned Timber Canyon, New Mexico 280 51 Zuni Water I Ebert Maps 280 52-54

(Galestina and Mullen Canyons from 1934 Aerials), 7/1/91

Zuni Water I Ebert Maps 280 55-57

(Galestina and Mullen Canyons from 1934 Aerials), 7/1/91, copies.

Ramah Water Agricultural Use 1911-1988 281

The following items are from a tube labeled Zuni Water I Draft and Draft Electrostatic Plots, Module 1

Zuni Runoff Irrigated Fields 1934 281 1 Zuni Agricultural Fields 1911-1988 281 2 Dropline Plot of Fields, BPD 281 3 Dropline Plot of Fields, IUF 281 4 Dropline Plot of Fields, FH 281 5 Dropline Plot of Fields, APD 281 6 Zuni Runoff Irrigated Fields 1954 281 7-9 Zuni Runoff Irrigated Fields 1968 281 9-10 Dropline Runoff Irrigated Fields, CPD 281 11 Dropline Runoff Irrigated Fields, BPD 281 12 Dropline Runoff Irrigated Fields, APD 281 13 Dropline Runoff Irrigated Fields, EPD 281 14 Zuni Runoff 1911 281 15 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-Newfield PY-ID) 281 16

The following items are from a tube labeled Draft, Scratch, etc. Droplines and Other Plots, Module 1

Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-Quad) 281 17 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-Newfield PY#) 281 18 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-Cult) 281 19 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-PD 1968) 281 20 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-PD 1954) 281 21 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-PD 1934) 281 22 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-PD 1911-1912) 281 23 Module 1 Dropline Plot (Item-IUA) 281 24 Annotation 1911-1912 281 25 Annotation 1934 281 26 Annotation 1954 281 27 Annotation 1968 281 28 Annotation 1978 281 29 Dropline Plot of Quad For Newfield PYX 281 30 Dropline Plot of PD 1911-1912 For Newfield PYX 281 31 Dropline Plot of PD 1934 For Newfield PYX 281 32 Dropline Plot of PD 1954 For Newfield PYX 281 33 Dropline Plot of PD 1987-1988 For Newfield PYX 281 34 Dropline Plot of PD 1968 For Newfield PYX 281 35 Dropline Plot of Cult For Newfield PYX 281 36 Dropline Plot of IUA For Newfield PYX 281 37 Dropline Plot of Newfield PYX-ID For Newfield PYX 281 38 Dropline Plot of Filed # For Newfield PYX 281 39 Ramah Water Agricultural Use 1911-1990 282 Navajo/Ramah Navajo Indian Lands in the Zuni River Basin 1990 282 1 Ramah Indian Reservation Roads, Buildings/Hydrology, BIA Road 282 2 Upper Nutria, Pinchover, Horsehead Canyon NW, Burned Timber Canyon 282 3 3D View of 7.5 USGS Quad Zuni New Mexico 282 4

Includes Zuni Agricultural Fields and Zuni Irrigation Units

Database Field #s Burned Timber and Pescado Quads 282 5

Hand-drawn on tissue.

Upper Nutria 282 6

Hand-drawn on tissue.

Yellowhouse DBF Overlay, Field #s, Horsehead Canyon New Mexico 282 7

Hand-drawn on tissue.

Ojo Fields Numbers, Data Base 282 8

Hand-drawn on tissue.

Zuni Agency Branch of Engineering Pescado Land Ownership Map 282 9 Zuni Agency Branch of Engineering Ojo Caliente Land Ownership Map 282 10 Draft of 1954 Cultivated Agricultural Fields in Module 2 282 11 Zuni Fields, Zuni and Tekapo Quads 282 12 Zuni Indian Reservation Range Survey Forage Map 282 13 Zuni Pueblo Irrigation Base Map 282 14-15 Ojo Caliente Irrigation Unit 282 16 Zuni Indian Reservation, Ojo Caliente Irrigation Project 282 17 Nutria Irrigation Unit 282 18-20 Zuni Agricultural Fields, Horsehead Canyon and Pescado Quads 1911-1989 282 21 Ramah Water Agricultural Use 1912-1989 283

Geological Surveys (Aerial Photographs), Fd 1-13; Topographic Maps 14-86, other maps 87-142.

Pescado 283 1 Takepo 283 2 Chi Chic Tah Quad 283 3 Horsehead Canyon 283 4 Burned Timber Canyon 283 5 Horsehead Canyon NW 283 6 Pinehaven 283 7 Upper Nutria 283 8 Ojo Caliente Reservoir 283 9 Vanderwagon Draw 283 10 Zuni 283 11 North Purchase 283 12-13 Vanderwagon Draw Quadrangle 283 14 Vanderwagon Quadrangle 283 15 Upper Nutria Quadrangle 283 16 Pinehaveen Quadrangle 283 17 Lupton Quadrangle 283 18 Jones Ranch School Quadrangle 283 19 Horsehead Canyon NW Quadrangle 283 20 Chafin Well Quadrangle 283 21 Chi Chic Tah Quadrangle 283 22 Plumasand Basin Quadrangle 283 23 Barth Well Quadrangle 283 24 Zuni Quadrangle 283 25 Burned Timber Canyon Quadrangle 283 26-27 Ojo Caliente Reservoir 283 28 Pinehaven Quadrangle (detail) 283 29 Horsehead Canyon Quadrangle 283 30 Horsehead Canyon NW Quadrangle 283 31-32 Togeye Lake Quadrangle 283 33 Vanderwagon Quadrangle 283 34 Jones Ranch School Quadrangle 283 35 Upper Nutria Quadrangle 283 36-38 Shoemaker Canyon Quadrangle 283 39-40 Horsehead Canyon Quadrangle 283 41-45 Ojo Caliente Reservoir Quadrangle 283 46-50 Tekapo Quadrangle 283 51-56 Pescado Quadrangle 283 57-60 Horsehead Canyon NW Quadrangle 283 61 Chi Chic Tah Quadrangle 283 62-64 Vamderwagon Draw Quadrangle 283 65-69 Chafin Well Quadrangle 283 70 Barth Well Quadrangle 283 71-73 High Lonesome Well Quadrangle 283 74-75 Plumasand Basin Quadrangle 283 76 Burned Timber Canyon Quadrangle 283 77-78 Zuni Quadrangle 283 79-82 Horsehead Canyon NW Quadrangle 283 83 Upper Galestina Canyon Quadrangle 283 84 Pinehaven Quadrangle 283 85-86 Horsehead Canyon NW and Burned Timber Canyon, New Mexico 283 87 Barth Well, Arizona - New Mexico 1979 283 88 Barth Well, Arizona and Ojo Caliente Reservoir, New Mexico 283 89-90 Horsehead Canyon and Pescado, New Mexico 283 91-93 Horsehead Canyon and Pescado 1972 283 94 Pinehave and Upper Nutria 283 95-96 Zuni Irrigation Unit 283 97 Tekapo and Zuni, New Mexico 283 98 Yellowhouse Horsehead Canyon Quadrangle 283 99 Untitled 1912-1934 283 100 Zuni Irrigation Unit Polygon Map 283 101 Additional Runoff Fields Polygons 1-5 283 102 Tekapo Runoff Fields 283 103 Tekapo Runoff Fields (copies) 283 104-110 Plumasand 283 111 Untitled 1954-1968 283 112 Ojo Caliente Reservoir Polygons 1-257 283 113 N.B. 283 114 Pinehaven 283 115-117 Damon 1912 283 118 Horsehead Canyon, New Mexico 283 119 Ditches and Roads 1954 283 120 Johnny Gaspar, Ellen Quandelacy 283 121 Zuni 283 122 Caliente Reservoir Water 283 123 Zuni and Tekapo Irrigation Units 283 124 Zuni Irrigation Units 283 125 Zuni Irrigation Units 1954 283 126-127 Pinehaven and Upper Nutria 283 128 Peach Orchards 283 129 Zuni Irrigation Unit 1974 283 130 Zuni Fields, Zuni and Tekapo Quads 283 131 Zuni Irrigation Unit 1987-1989 283 132 Base Map Zuni/Tekapo 1968 283 133 Zuni Irrigation Unit 283 134 Takepo, New Mexico (Topographic) 283 135 Nutria Farming District 283 136 Tekapo and Zuni, New Mexioc 283 137 Zuni Runoff Fields 283 138 Ditches and Runoff Fields 283 139 Horsehead Canyon NW and Burned Timber Canyon, New Mexico 283 140-141 Horsehead NW and Burned Timber 1954-1968 283 142 Exhibits #1-#135 284 Exhibit 1 284 1

Ackerman, Lillian. "The Effect of Missionary Ideals on Family Structure and Women's Roles in Plateau Indian Culture." Vol. 31, no. Numbers 1-2 (Spring/Summer 1987): pp. 64-73.

Exhibit 2 284 2

Anon. , n. p., unpaginated, yca. 1974.

Exhibit 3 284 3

Anon. St. Paul: Riley Brothers, 1886.

Exhibit 4 284 4

Anon. . New York: Oxford University Press, 1950.

Exhibit 5 284 5

Anon. . Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1899.

Exhibit 6 284 6

Anon. . Portland, Oregon: Lewis & Dryden, 1884.

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Anon. "Sacred Heart." , Vol. 11 No. 1 (1881): pp. 49-52.

Exhibit 8 284 8

Aripa, Lawrence. "The Effects of Missionaries on the Coeur d'Alene Tribe." Sacred Encounters: Indians, Non-Indians and Religion in the Canadian and American Northwest, 2nd Annual Symposium, Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest, Department of History, University of Washington, November 4, 1993.

Exhibit 9 284 9

Arnold, R. Ross. . Caldwell, Idaho: The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1932.

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Arthuis, P. "Rocky Mountains." , Vol. 13 No. 3 (1884): pp. 381-382.

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Bancroft, Hubert Howe. . Vol. Volume XXXI of The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft. San Francisco: The History Company, Publishers, 1890.

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Barken, Frances B. (ed). . Olympia, Washington: Washington State Capitol Museum, 1987, p. 69.

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Barry, J. Neilson. Letter to Bureau of Ethnology. July 28, 1922 and September 5, 1924, National Anthropological Archives. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C.

Exhibit 14 284 14

Biddle, Nicholas (ed). . New York: The Heritage Press, 1962, Vol. 1, end map; Vol. 2, p. 450.

Exhibit 15 284 15

Bischoff, William N., and Charles M. Gates. "The Jesuits and the Coeur D'Alene Treaty of 1858." Vol. 34 (1943): pp. 169-181.

Exhibit 16 284 16

Bischoff, William N. "The Coeur D'Alene Country, 1805-1892." In . New York: Garland Publishing Inc., 1974, pp. 204, 209-211, 213, 219, 222-223, 250, 256-257, 263, 265, and 267.

Exhibit 17 284 17

Boas, Franz, and James Teit. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1985, preface.

Exhibit 18 284 18

Boone, Lalia. . Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press, 1988.

Exhibit 19 284 19

Branch, E. Douglas. . New York and London: D. Appleton and Company, 1929, pp. 169-170.

Exhibit 20 284 20

Brode, H. S. (ed). "Diary of Dr. Augustus J. Thibodo of the Northwest Exploring Expedition, 1859." Vol. 31 (July, 1940): pp. 287-347.

Exhibit 21 284 21

Brogan, James M. . Spokane: Gonzaga University, 1926, pp. 5-11.

Exhibit 22 284 22

Brosnan, C. J. . New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1926.

Exhibit 23 284 23

Brown, Wm. Compton. . Spokane, Washington: C. W. Hill Printing Co., n.d., pp. 260-261 and 417.

Exhibit 24 284 24

Burns, Robert Ignatius. "Coeur D'Alene Diplomacy in the Nez Perce War of 1877." Vol. LXIII, no. No. 1 (March 1952), pp. 7-8, 11, 36-42, 44-45, 48-50, 52, 132-33, 139-40, 189-91, 210.

Exhibit 25 284 25

Burns, Robert Ignatius. "The Jesuits, the Northern Indians, and the Nez Perce War of 1877." Vol. 42 (1951): pp. 40-76.

Exhibit 26 284 26

Burns, Robert Ignatius. . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1966, pp. 7-8, 11, 36-42, 48-50, 52, 132-133, 139-140, 189-191, and 210.

Exhibit 27 284 27

Burns, Robert Ignatius. "Pere Joset's Account of the Indian War of 1858." Vol. 38 (1947): pp. 285-315.

Exhibit 28 284 28

Butler, L. F. . Chicago: Cushing, Thomas & Co., 1884.

Exhibit 29 284 29

Butler, Robert B. . Pocatello: Idaho State University Museum, 1968, pp. 56-57.

Exhibit 30 284 30

Butler, Robert B. "A Report on Excavations in the Palouse and Craig Mountain Sections." (1962). Pocatello, Idaho; p. 9.

Exhibit 31 284 31

Carriker, Robert C. "Joseph M. Cataldo, S. J.: Courier of Catholicism to the Nez Perces," (Clyde A. Milner and Floyd A. O'Neil, eds.). Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1985, pp. 109 and 123.

Exhibit 32 284 32

Cataldo, J. M. "Indian Missions." , Vol. 2 No. 1 (1873): pp. 57-58.

Exhibit 33 284 33

Chalfant, Stuart A. "Historical Material Relative to Coeur D'Alene Indian Aboriginal Distribution." In . New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1974, pp. 46, 50-52, 86, 110-156, 158, 164-92, 188-189, 194-96.

Exhibit 34 284 34

Chittenden, H. M., and A. T. Richardson. . 4 vols., 1905; Vol. 1, pp. 375 and Vol. 3, p. 997.

Exhibit 35 284 35

Clark, Ella. "The Old Mission." Vol. 15, No. 3 (Fall, 1971): pp. 19-27.

Exhibit 36 284 36

Cody, Edmund. , Kellogg, Idaho: Edmund R. Cody, 1930, pp. 1-46.

Exhibit 37 284 37

Coeur d'Alene Tribe. Tribal Council. "Fact Sheet: Origins of Heyburn Park." Plummer: n.d. [1981].

Exhibit 38 284 38

Coleman, Louis C. "The Spring by the Side of the Road," MSS "Re: Sacred Heart Mission on the St. Joe River," Gonzaga University. Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 39 284 39

Connolly, Thomas E. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1990.

Exhibit 40 284 40

Connolly, Thomas E., and Gary B. Palmer. "Making Traditional Values Work in the 20th Century." In , edited by E. Richard Hart, pp. 8-10. Sun Valley, Idaho: Institute of the NorthAmerican West, 1982.

Exhibit 41 284 41

Connolly, Thomas E., and Coeur d'Alene Tribe. "Coeur D'Alene Tribal Story." In . Boise, Idaho: Idaho Centennial Commission, 1990.

Exhibit 42 284 42

Cotroneo, Ross R. and Jack Dozier. "A Time of Disintegration: the Coeur D'Alene and the Dawes Act." Vol. V, No. 4 (October 1974): pp. 405-419.

Exhibit 43 284 43

Coues, Elliott (ed). , Vol. II. New York: Francis P. Harper, 1897, pp. 526, 605, 621, 643-44, 672, 708-709, 711-14, 726, 767, 889, 891, 899, 907, and 909.

Exhibit 44 284 44

Cox, Ross. . London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1831, pp. 249 and 261-264.

Exhibit 45 284 45

Cox, Ross. "Adventures on the Columbia River." In , Vols. I & II, 1941, pp. 61-62.

Exhibit 46 284 46

Cox, Ross. . Portland, Oregon: Binfords & Mort Publishers, n.d.

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Cox, Thomas R. "Tribal Leadership in Transition: Chief Peter Moctelme of the Coeur D'Alenes." Vol. 23, No. 1 (Spring 1979): pp. 2-9, 25-31.

Exhibit 48 284 48

Crosby, Edward J. , n.p., n.d.

Exhibit 49 284 49

Cross, Alden. "Indians Claim Ownership to Site of Post Falls Dam," , July 3, 1973, p. 1.

Exhibit 50 284 50

Curtis, Edward S. , Vol. 7, pp. 53-62, 79-102. New York: Johnson Reprint Company, 1911 (reprint), pp. 53-62, 69, 71-72, 76, 79-102, and 165.

Exhibit 51 284 51

Dahlgren, Dorothy, and Simone Carbonneau Kincaid. . Coeur d'Alene: Museum of North Idaho, 1991, pp. 127-128, 130-132, 138, and 150.

Exhibit 52 284 52

Davenport, R. W. . Contributions to the hydrology of the United States, Water-Supply Paper 500-A. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1921, pp. 1-31.

Exhibit 53 284 53

Debo, Angie. , pp. 301-302. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1970.

Exhibit 54 284 54

De Luca Waide, Delores. . Harrison, Idaho: privately printed, n.d., pp. 2, 5, and 78.

Exhibit 55 284 55

De Smet, Father Pierre Jean. "Missions of the Rocky Mountains." Vol. 7 (1846): pp. 347, 352-363, 368-369, and 372-375.

Exhibit 56 284 56

De Smet, Father Pierre Jean. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1985 (first published 1863), pp. 7-13, 24-32, 84-91, 119-121, and 130-133.

Exhibit 57 284 57

De Smet, Father Pierre Jean. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1978 (first published 1847), pp. X-XI, 22-25, 36-37, 44-45, 96-97, 106, 264-270, 274-275, and 278-281.

Exhibit 58 284 58

De Smet, Father Pierre Jean. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1986 (first published 1843), pp. 2, 6-7 and 10.

Exhibit 59 284 59

De Smet, Father Pierre Jean. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1985 (first published 1841).

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Diomedi, Alexander. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1978 (originally published 1902), pp. 10, 28, 53-55, and 61-80.

Exhibit 61 284 61

Dozier, Jack. "Chief Andrew Seltice--Protector of the Coeur d'Alene Indians," , November 11, 1962. Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 62 284 62

Dozier, Jack. "The Coeur D'Alene Indians in the War of 1858." Vol. V, No. 3 (Fall 1961): pp. 22-32.

Exhibit 63 284 63

Dozier, Jack. "Coeur D'Alene Country: the Creation of the Coeur D'Alene Indian Reservation in North Idaho." (1962): pp. 1-7.

Exhibit 64 284 64

Dozier, Jack. "History of the Coeur D'Alene Indians to 1900." M.A. Thesis, University of Idaho, 1962, pp. 7, 11, 13, 16-21, 25-33, 77-80, 87-91, 93-94, and 96.

Exhibit 65 284 65

Dunbar, Seymour. . New York: Edward Eberstadt, 1927, pp. 61-62 and 68.

Exhibit 66 284 66

Duncan, Kate C. "Images and Objects from Father DeSmet and the Indians of the Rocky Mountain West." (Summer, 1993): pp. 53-63, and 91.

Exhibit 67 284 67

Fahey, John. , 1965.

Exhibit 68 284 68

Feathers, Joseph J. S. . Lewiston, Idaho: Lewis-Clark State College Press, 1971, pp. xxiii-xxiv, 1-8, 11, 14-16, 44-45, 47-48, 50, 57, and 62-63.

Exhibit 69 284 69

Fisher, Ron, and Charles R. Whitlock. . Coeur d'Alene, Idaho: Alpha Omega, Inc., 1983.

Exhibit 70 284 70

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho." Office of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior: Washington, D. C., ca. 1910 [same as Exhibit #680].

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George, Oswald. "Historical MSS." Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington, 1968.

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Glassley, Ray H. . Portland, Oregon: Binfords & Mort, 1953.

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Glover, Richard (ed.). . Toronto: The Champlain Society, 1962, pp. 267-270, 296, 299, 378, and 380.

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Goetzmann, William H. . New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1971, pp. 311-312.

Exhibit 75 284 75

Gradon, Kerman D. and Harold A. Rands. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation. Township No. 47 North, Range No. 4 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho" (Map). Surveyor General's Office, Boise, August 17, 1907.

Exhibit 76 284 76

Greenough, W. Earl. "First 100 Years, Coeur D'Alene Mining Region, 1846-1946." An Address before the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers. Mullan, Idaho: W. Earl Greenough, 1947, pp. 4-5.

Exhibit 77 284 77

Hagan, William T. "United States Indian Policies, 1860-1900," Vol. 4. Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1988, pp. 55 and 57.

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Hale, Janet Campbell. . New York: Random House, 1993, pp. 147-148.

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Harms, Su, ed. Vols. I-III (1937-1940) (July 1980). Plummer, Idaho: Serento Press, pp. 35, 47, 51, 56-57, 61-62, 83-86, 101, 110-111, 132, 134, 144-145, 147, 150-152, 157-59, 165, 170, 192-193, 198, 213, 220, 222, 232, 234, 237, 239-240, 245, 260, 279-81, 307-8, 319, 324-25, 357, 366-67 and 373.

Exhibit 80 284 80

Hart. E. Richard. Fieldnotes. Interview with Father Thomas Connolly, July 26, 1993, Sacred Heart Mission, DeSmet, Idaho.

Exhibit 81 284 81

Hart, E. Richard. Fieldnotes. Meeting with Coeur d'Alene Tribal Council (Norma Peone, Albert Garrick, Ernie Stensgar, Lawrence Aripa, Henry SiJohn, Margaret Jose) and their attorneys, Ray Givens and Howard Funke, also Public Affairs Officer Bob Bostwick. Then interview with Dixie Saxon at Heyburn State, May 12, 1993.

Exhibit 82 284 82

Hart, E. Richard. Fieldnotes. Meeting with Coeur d'Alene Tribal Chairman Ernest Stensgar and Councilman Lawrence Aripa, with Hank Meshorer, July 26, 1993, Plummer, Idaho.

Exhibit 83 284 83

Hart, E. Richard. Fieldnotes. Telephone interview with Father Thomas Connolly, Sacred Heart Mission, DeSmet, Idaho, May 5, 1993.

Exhibit 84 284 84

Haskell, Susan H. Letter to T. J. Ferguson, August 31, 1993, enclosing accession information from Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.

Exhibit 85 284 85

Hill, Edward E. . Washington, D. C.: National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1981, pp. 135 and 146.

Exhibit 86 284 86

Hodge, Frederick Webb, ed. , p. 594. Totowa, New Jersey: Rowman and Littlefield, 1975, p. 594.

Exhibit 87 284 87

Hudson, L., S. Boswell, C. D. Carley, W. Choquette, C. Miss, D. H. Chance, and M. A. Stamper. . Sandpoint, Idaho: Cultural Resource Consultants, 1981, pp. 37-38, 40, 43, 51, 53-54, and 57.

Exhibit 88 284 88

Hult, Ruby El. . Caldwell, Idaho: The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1953, pp. 20-21, 23-24, 30, 72-73, 79, and 197-203.

Exhibit 89 284 89

Hutton, May Arkwright. "The Coeur D'Alenes: a Tale of the Modern Inquisition in Idaho." in . Montgomery, James W. (ed.), Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1974, pp. 156 and 173.

Exhibit 90 284 90

Hutton, May Arkwright. . Denver, Colorado: The App Engraving and Printing Co., 1900.

Exhibit 91 284 91

Idaho State. Chatq'ele' Interpretive Center at Rocky Point, Heyburn State Park (brochure), Idaho State Parks and Recreation, Boise, Idaho, n. d. [1993].

Exhibit 92 284 92

Idaho State. . Charlottesville, Virginia: The Michie Company, 1993, p. 415.

Exhibit 93 284 93

James, Elizabeth. "The Allotment Period on the Nez Perce Reservation: Encroachments, Obstacles, and Reactions." Vol. 37, No. 1 (1993): pp. 11-23.

Exhibit 94 284 94

Johnson, Randall A. . n.p.: privately printed, 1972.

Exhibit 95 284 95

Jones, Fred O. "A Valuation Study of the Mineral Resources of the Lands Ceded by the Coeur D'Alene Tribe of Indians on March 3, 1891." Expert Testimony submitted in behalf of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, , Indian Claims Commission, Docket 81. Spokane, Washington, May, 1956.

Exhibit 96 284 96

Josephy, Alvin M., Jr. . New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1974, p. 339.

Exhibit 97 284 97

Josephy, Alvin M., Jr. . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1965, pp. 145-157.

Exhibit 98 284 98

Joset, Joseph, S. J. Deposition. Territory of Idaho, County of Kootenai, District Court, April 6, 1887, Sacred Heart Mission Archives.

Exhibit 99 284 99

Kappler, Charles Joseph. , 3 vols. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1904; Vol. I, pp. 272, 418-425, 835-837; Vol. III, pp. 203-205, 318-319, 326; 612, 616; including (27 Stat. 616), (33 Stat. 196), (34 Stat. 335) and (35 Stat. 78).

Exhibit 100 284 100

Kip, Lawrence. . New York: Redfield, 1859, pp. 84-85.

Exhibit 101 284 101

Kowrach, Edward J., and Thomas E. Connolly (eds.) . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1990, pp. 9-11, 13-20, 24-25, 27-40, 42-43, 56, 58-61, 63-68, 70-97, 99-156, 159-168, 173-192, 197-199, 202-204, 206-208, 210-218, 224-233, 235-255, 268, 274, 315-316, 321, 337-339, 348, 353 and 358.

Exhibit 102 284 102

Lamar, Howard R (ed.). . New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1977, p. 136.

Exhibit 103 284 103

Laurie, Clayton D. "The United States Army and the Coeur d'Alenes: Federal Military Intervention in the Mining Wars of 1892-1899." Vol. 37, No. 2 (Summer, 1993): pp. 12-29.

Exhibit 104 284 104

Lewis, William S. (ed.). "The Sinclair Party--An Emigration Overland Along the Old Hudson Bay Company Route from Manitoba to the Spokane Country in 1854." Vol. VII, No. 3 (July, 1916): p. 195.

Exhibit 105 284 105

Liljeblad, Sven. "Indian Peoples in Idaho." MSS., Idaho State College. University of Washington Archives, 1957, p. 27.

Exhibit 106 284 106

Liljeblad, Sven. . Pocatello, Idaho: Idaho State University Museum, 1972.

Exhibit 107 284 107

Livingston Little, D. E. "An Economic History of North Idaho, 1800-1900--Part I." Vol. II, No. 2 (April 1963): pp. 121-132.

Exhibit 108 284 108

Livingston-Little, D. E. . Journal of the West: Lorrin L. Morrison and Carroll Spear Morrison Publishers, 1965.

Exhibit 109 284 109

Magnuson, Richard G. , 1968, pp. 2-3, 6-15, 21, 46-47, 58-59, 78-81, 94-95, 124-127, 130-131, 151, and 187.

Exhibit 110 284 110

Manring, Benjamin Franklin. . Spokane, Washington: Inland Printing Company, 1912.

Exhibit 111 284 111

Matheson-Curtis, Donna. "Water Potato Day more than just another day off," . Series II, Volume IX, Issue X (November 5, 1993), p. 5.

Exhibit 112 284 112

McCarl, Robert. "A Spatial Analysis of Coeur d'Alene Traditional Literature: Aquatic Culture and Cultural Survival Through Narrative." Institute of the NorthAmerican West, August 20, 1993.

Exhibit 113 284 113

Mengarini, G., and George Gibbs. "Vocabulary." In . Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1877, pp. 267-282.

Exhibit 114 284 114

Miller, Tom O., Jr. "Four Burials from the Coeur D'Alene Region, Idaho." Vol. XIX, No. 4 (April 1954): pp. 389-390.

Exhibit 115 284 115

Miller, Tom O., Jr. "Archaeological Survey of Kootenai County, Northern Idaho." . Pocatello, Idaho; Vol. 2, No. 2 (Autumn, 1959): pp. 38-54.

Exhibit 116 284 116

Miller, Christopher L. . New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1985, pp. 8-9, 12-16, 21, 23-25, 29-30, 35, 42-43, 45, 49-50, 103, 105, and 115-116.

Exhibit 117 284 117

Montgomery, James W. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1974.

Exhibit 118 284 118

Mullan, Captain John. . New York: Arno Press, 1973 (originally published 1865), pp. 10-11, 18-19, 22-27, 32-33, 42-45, 50-51, 58-63, and 80-85.

Exhibit 119 284 119

Murray, Alberta. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1976, pp. 22, 53, 61, and 83.

Exhibit 120 284 120

Needham, Gordon. "Needham Family Memoirs," . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1988.

Exhibit 121 284 121

Nicodemus, Lawrence G. . Spokane, Washington: Coeur d'Alene Tribal Council, 1975, pp. 209, 247 and 351.

Exhibit 122 284 122

Nicodemus, Lawrence G. . Spokane: Coeur d'Alene Tribal Council, 1975, pp. iii-v.

Exhibit 123 284 123

Palladino, Lawrence. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1967.

Exhibit 124 284 124

Palmer, Gary B. "The Farm of Peter Vincent (Pierre Basa)," Sacred Heart Mission Archives, pp. 2-3.

Exhibit 125 284 125

Palmer, Gary B. "The Language and Culture Approach in the Coeur d'Alene Language Preservation Project." , Vol. 47, No. 4 (Winter, 1988): pp. 307-317.

Exhibit 126 284 126

Palmer, Gary B. "Mary Toto's Story." (1980). Plummer, Idaho.

Exhibit 127 284 127

Palmer, Gary B. "'Where There Are Muskrats': the Semantic Structure of Coeur D'Alene Place Names." Vol. 32, no. Nos. 3-4 (1990): pp. 263-294.

Exhibit 128 284 128

Palmer, Gary B., Thomas Connolly, and Lawrence Nicodemus. . Plummer, Idaho: Coeur d'Alene Tribe, 1987.

Exhibit 129 284 129

Palmer, Gary B., Lawrence Nicodemus, and Lavinia Felsman. Plummer, Idaho: Coeur d'Alene Tribe, 1987, pp. 1-119, and 135-138.

Exhibit 130 284 130

Pavesic, Max G., Mark G. Plew, and Roderick Sprague. , 1979.

Exhibit 131 284 131

Peltier, Jerome. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1983, pp. 16-21 and 26-32.

Exhibit 132 284 132

Peltier, Jerome. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1981, pp. 17-18, 20, 22-23, 26, 30-57, and 58-68.

Exhibit 133 284 133

Peltier, Jerome. . Moscow, Idaho: Peltier Publications, 1975, pp. 9, 17-18, 21-24, 27, 29, 36-41, 71-77, and 80-81.

Exhibit 134 284 134

Peltier, Jerome. . Montreal: Payette Radio Limited, 1971.

Exhibit 135 284 135

Peterson, Jacqueline. . Washington State University: Norman, 1993, pp. 22-23, 44, 50, 56-57, 83, 97, 118-119, and 122-123.

Exhibits #136-#264 285 Exhibit 136 285 1

Peterson, Jacqueline. "Sacred Enounters: Religion, Indians, and Non-Indians in the American and Canadian Rockies." Sacred Encounters: Indians, Non-Indians and Religion in the Canadian and American Northwest, 2nd Annual Symposium, Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest, Department of History, University of Washington, November 3, 1993.

Exhibit 137 285 2

Point, Nicholas. Edited and translated by Joseph P. Donnelly. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967, pp. vii-xi, 1-9, 12, 14-16, 47-100, 174-175, 178, 180-181, and 263-274.

Exhibit 138 285 3

Pupils of St. Ignatius Indian School. . St. Ignatius, Montana: St. Ignatius Indian School, 1886.

Exhibit 139 285 4

Rabe, Fred W., and David C. Flaherty. . Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Research Foundation, Inc., 1974, pp. 10, 12, 30, 46-47,60-66, 81-81, and 85-86.

Exhibit 140 285 5

Rands, Harold A. "Township No. 47 North, Range No. 4 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho" (Map). Surveyor General's Office, Boise, July 22, 1901.

Exhibit 141 285 6

Rands, Harold A. "Township No. 47 North, Range No. 4 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho" (survey notes). Surveyor General's Office, Boise, July 22, 1901, copies from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 142 285 7

Rassier, Phillip J. . Boise: State of Idaho, 1978, pp. 40-41, 55, 65-66, 86-94, 119-120, 122-123, 129-130, 168, 183, and 188.

Exhibit 143 285 8

Rassier, Phillip J. . Boise: State of Idaho, 1978, pp. 76, 79-80, and 123.

Exhibit 144 285 9

Raufer, Sister Maria Ilma, O.P. . Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Company, 1966, pp. 78-79.

Exhibit 145 285 10

Ray, Verne F. "Native Villages and Groupings of the Columbia Basin." Vol. XXVII, no. No. 2 (April 1936): pp. 104-105, 116, and 130-133.

Exhibit 146 285 11

Ray, Verne F. . Los Angeles, 1939, pp. 2, 11-13, 18, 24-31, 35-36, 46, 50-54, 61-63, 66, 79, 81, 84, 88, 91, 95, 112, 115, 124, 137-138, and 140-143.

Exhibit 147 285 12

Reichard, Gladys A. . Philadelphia: American Folklore Society, 1947, pp. 1-42, 51-53, 63-72, 98-109, 118-123, 132, 170-181, 192-193, 199-200, 202-207 and 209.

Exhibit 148 285 13

Reichard, Gladys A. "Imagery in an Indian Vocabulary." Vol. XVIII, no. Number 2 (April 1943): pp. 96-102.

Exhibit 149 285 14

Reichard, Gladys A. "The Style of Coeur D'Alene Mythology." In Verhandlungen Des XXIV. , edited by R. Grossmann and G. Antze, pp. 243-253. Hamburg: Friederichsen, De Gruytey & Co., 1934.

Exhibit 150 285 15

Robinson, Willard B. "Frontier Architecture." Vol. III, no. No. 4 (1959-1960).

Exhibit 151 285 16

Royce, Charles C. "Indian Land Cessions in the United States." In , pp. 546-547, 866-869, 942-945, 948-949, Plate CXXIII. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1899.

Exhibit 152 285 17

Ruby, Robert H., and John A. Brown. . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1986.

Exhibit 153 285 18

Rupar, Marilyn. . n.p., n.d.

Exhibit 154 285 19

Russell, Lloyd, and Dorothy Clanton. . Harrison, Idaho: privately printed, 1990.

Exhibit 155 285 20

Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald. . Seattle: The Alice Harriman Company, 1910, p. 123.

Exhibit 156 285 21

Savage, Nancy L. . Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, University of Idaho, May, 1986.

Exhibit 157 285 22

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. , 263. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1983.

Exhibit 158 285 23

Schoenberg, Wilfred P. . Washington, D. C.: The Pastoral Press, 1987, pp. 97, 102-104, 108, 111, 241, and 246-247.

Exhibit 159 285 24

Schoenberg, Wilfred P. . Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1982, pp. 25-27, 35, 40, 47, 58-61, 70-71, 73-74, 87, 97-98, 108-111, 149, 226, and 236.

Exhibit 160 285 25

Schwantes, Carlos A. . Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 1989, pp. 97-108, 117, 149, and 212-215.

Exhibit 161 285 26

Scott, Hugh L. "Report on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho." August 10, 1922. National Anthropological Archives. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C.

Exhibit 162 285 27

Seymour, Flora Warren. "Coeur d'Alene Indians, Idaho." October 10, 1929. National Anthropological Archives. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C.

Exhibit 163 285 28

Shane, Alfred E., and Betty J. Shane. "Coeur D'Alene Indian Cemeteries & Burial Grounds, 1844-1987, Benewah & Kootenai Counties, Idaho." MSS. Library of Congress, 1987.

Exhibit 164 285 29

Spier, Leslie. "Tribal Distribution in Washington." . George Banta Publishing Company Agent: Menasha, Wisconsin. No. 3 (1936), pp. 5-11 and 40-43.

Exhibit 165 285 30

St. Hilaire, S. J. "Sacred Heart Mission, Idaho; History Manuscript." Gonzaga University. Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus, Spokane, Washington. Box 732 (Early History 1872-1911), pp. 1-26.

Exhibit 166 285 31

Stevens, Harold D. "An Analysis of Coeur d'Alene Indian-White Interrelations." M.A. Thesis, University of Idaho, 1955, pp. 15, 55-56, 58, 100-102 and fig. 1.

Exhibit 167 285 32

Stevens, Gov. Isaac Ingalls. (Edward J. Kowrach, ed.). Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1978, pp. 23-66.

Exhibit 168 285 33

Stevens, Gov. Isaac Ingalls. , "Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean," Volume I, Washington: A. O. P. Nicholson Printer, 1855, pp. 147-152, 422 and 426; and Vol. XII, Book I. Washington: Thomas H. Ford, Printer, 1860, pp. 109, 130-135, 175, 179, 196, 200-202, 224, 254 and 344.

Exhibit 169 285 34

Stoll, William T. . Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press, 1991.

Exhibit 170 285 35

Swanton, John R. , pp. 411-412. Washington, D. C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1952.

Exhibit 171 285 36

Teit, James A. "The Coeur d'Alene." In , edited by Franz Boas. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1930, pp. 25-26, 37-43, 46-94, 96, 101-102, 105-110, 113-129, 134-138, 162-163, 172-174, and 179.

Exhibit 172 285 37

Teit, James A. "Coeur D'Alene Tales." In , edited by Franz Boas, New York: American Folk-Lore Society, 1917, pp. 19, 96-97, 119-128, and 181-183.

Exhibit 173 285 38

Teit, James A. "The Thompson Indians of British Columbia." Vol. II (1900), pp. 191 and 251-256.

Exhibit 174 285 39

Teit, James A., and Franz Boas. . Seattle, Washington: Shorey Book Store, 1973 (facsimile reproduction--see exhibit 171).

Exhibit 175 285 40

Terrell, John Upton. . New York: The World Publishing Company, 1971, pp. 352-353 and 356-359.

Exhibit 176 285 41

Thompson, Albert W. "Coeur D'Alene: the Names Applied to the Tribe and Lake." (1978), pp. 13-15.

Exhibit 177 285 42

Todd, Ronald (ed). "Letters of Governor Isaac I. Stevens, 1857-1858." (October, 1940): 411-413.

Exhibit 178 285 43

Thrapp, Dan L. . 3 Vols. Glendale, California: The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1988, p. 1032.

Exhibit 179 285 44

Thwaites, Reuben Gold. . Vols. 4-6, New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1905; Vol. 4, Pt. II, pp. 363-365; Vol. 5, Pt. I, pp. 93-94; Vol. 6, Pt. I, p. 119.

Exhibit 180 285 45

Tuohy, Donald R. "Horseshoes and Handstones: the Meeting of History and Prehistory at the Old Mission of the Sacred Heart." Vol. II, no. No. 2 (Summer 1958): pp. 21-27.

Exhibit 181 285 46

Turney High, Harry Holbert. "Ethnography of the Kutenai." , Number 56 (1941), pp. 13, 22-25, 30-31, and 54-55.

Exhibit 182 285 47

Tyler, S. Lyman. . Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, 1973, pp. 84-85, 91, and 95-98.

Exhibit 183 285 48

United States. Congress. . 43rd Congress, 1st Session, pp. 774-775, 2089. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1874.

Exhibit 184 285 49

United States. . 44th Congress, 1st Session, p. 4403. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1876.

Exhibit 185 285 50

United States. . 48th Congress, 2nd Session, p. 1221. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1885.

Exhibit 186 285 51

United States. . 49th Congress, 2nd Session, pp. 272, 305, 502, 825, 1203, 1244, 1565, 1576-1577, 1682, 1736, 1974, 2729-2731. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1886-1887.

Exhibit 187 285 52

United States. . 50th Congress, 1st Session, pp. 19, 618, 693, 894, 1131, 2290, 2370, 3053, 4165, 4308, 4330, 4910. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887-1888.

Exhibit 188 285 53

United States. . 50th Congress, 1st Session, pp. 7153, 8643, 8754-8755, 8892. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1888.

Exhibit 189 285 54

United States. . 51st Congress, 1st Session, pp. 212, 224,1645, 1899, 2775, 3757, 5769-5771, 5905, 8478-8479, 8840. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1889-90.

Exhibit 190 285 55

United States. . 51st Congress, 2nd Session, pp. 966, 1525. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1891.

Exhibit 191 285 56

United States. . 52nd Congress, 2nd Session, pp. 1170, 1173. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1893.

Exhibit 192 285 57

United States. . 53rd Congress, 2nd Session, pp. 3197, 3261. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1894.

Exhibit 193 285 58

United States. . 59th Congress, 2nd Session, pp. 1591-1592, 2265, 3715, 3831, 3972, 4590-4592. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1907.

Exhibit 194 285 59

United States. . 60th Congress, 1st Session, pp. 137, 2111, 2531, 2627, 2658, 3253, 3378. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1907-1908.

Exhibit 195 285 60

United States. . 61th Congress, 3rd Session, pp. 477. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1910.

Exhibit 196 285 61

United States. . 96th Congress, 1st Session, pp. 11292 and 11304-11305. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1979.

Exhibit 197 285 62

United States. Congress. House. . Ex. Doc. No. 44. 36th Congress, 2d Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1861.

Exhibit 198 285 63

United States. Congress. House. . Ex. Doc. No. 102. 43d Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1874.

Exhibit 199 285 64

United States. Congress. House. . Ex. Doc. No. 178. 48th Congress, 2d Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1885.

Exhibit 200 285 65

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 3836. 49th Congress, 2d Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887.

Exhibit 201 285 66

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 4133. 49th Congress 2d Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887.

Exhibit 202 285 67

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 4134. 49th Congress, 2d Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887.

Exhibit 203 285 68

United States. Congress. House. . House Executive Document No. 63. 50th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1888.

Exhibit 204 285 69

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 1713. 50th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1888.

Exhibit 205 285 70

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 2988. 51st Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1890.

Exhibit 206 285 71

United States. Congress. House. . Report No. 1109. 51st Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1890.

Exhibit 207 285 72

United States. Congress. House. . Ex. Doc. No. 158. 53d Congress, 2nd Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1894.

Exhibit 208 285 73

United States. Congress. Senate. "Department of the Pacific," . Senate Executive Document. 35th Congress, 2nd Session. Washington, D.C.: William A. Harris, 1859, pp. 346-349, 354-363, 369-399, 407, and 408-410.

Exhibit 209 285 74

United States. Congress. Senate. . Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 43. 37th Congress, 3rd Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1863.

Exhibit 210 285 75

United States. Congress. Senate. . Sen. Misc. Doc. No. 32. 43d Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1874.

Exhibit 211 285 76

United States. Congress. Senate. . Ex. Doc. No. 1. 47th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1881.

Exhibit 212 285 77

United States. Congress. Senate. . Ex. Doc. No. 122. 49th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1886.

Exhibit 213 285 78

United States. Congress. Senate. . Ex. Doc. No. 76. 50th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1888.

Exhibit 214 285 79

United States. Congress. Senate. . Misc. Doc. No. 36. 50th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1888.

Exhibit 215 285 80

United States. Congress. Senate. . Ex. Doc. No. 14. 51st Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1889.

Exhibit 216 285 81

United States. Congress. Senate. . Misc. Doc. No. 95. 51st Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1890.

Exhibit 217 285 82

United States. Congress. Senate. . Report No. 251. 60th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1908.

Exhibit 218 285 83

United States. Congress. Senate. . Hearing on 1152 (and others). 96th Congress, 1st Session. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1980, pp. 37-40, 64, 72-74, and 76-78.

Exhibit 219 285 84

United States. Congress (Statutes). , pp. 869-870. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1854.

Exhibit 220 285 85

United States. Congress (Statutes). , pp. 133-154. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1885.

Exhibit 221 285 86

United States. Congress (Statutes). , pp. 215-219, 989-991, 1027-1032. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1891.

Exhibit 222 285 87

United States. Congress (Statutes). , pp. 120-122. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1893.

Exhibit 223 285 88

United States. Congress (Statutes). , pp. 322-323. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1895.

Exhibit 224 285 89

United States. Congress (Statutes). . Part 1, pp. 354-355. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1907.

Exhibit 225 285 90

United States. Congress (Statutes). . Act of 1908, ch. 153 (35 Stat. 70). Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1910.

Exhibit 226 285 91

United States. Department of the Interior. Bureau of Indian Affairs. . Billings, Montana: Planning Support Group, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1976, pp. 2, 5-8, 33-38, 45-47, 60, 65 and 77.

Exhibit 227 285 92

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1866-67. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1867, pp. 190-192.

Exhibit 228 285 93

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1867. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1868, pp. 417-420.

Exhibit 229 285 94

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1868, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 230 285 95

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1869, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 231 285 96

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1870, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 232 285 97

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1871, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 233 285 98

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1872, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 234 285 99

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1873, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 385, 392 and 527-532.

Exhibit 235 285 100

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1874, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 367-368.

Exhibit 236 285 101

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1875, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 562.

Exhibit 237 285 102

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1876, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 614.

Exhibit 238 285 103

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1877, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 405-413.

Exhibit 239 285 104

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1878-79, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 625-626 and 744-747.

Exhibit 240 285 105

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1879, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 250

Exhibit 241 285 106

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1880, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 275-276.

Exhibit 242 285 107

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1881, Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, p. 219.

Exhibit 243 285 108

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1882, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 213-214.

Exhibit 244 285 109

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1883, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 245 285 110

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1884, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 203-206 and 322-323.

Exhibit 246 285 111

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1885, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 247 285 112

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1886, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 108 and 449.

Exhibit 248 285 113

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1887, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 29-30 and 287.

Exhibit 249 285 114

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1888, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 323-324 and 442-443.

Exhibit 250 285 115

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1889, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 21-22 and 282.

Exhibit 251 285 116

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1890, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 252 285 117

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1891, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 253 285 118

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1892, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 254 285 119

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1893, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 720.

Exhibit 255 285 120

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1894, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 312.

Exhibit 256 285 121

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1895, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 590.

Exhibit 257 285 122

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1896, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 258 285 123

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1897, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 259 285 124

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1898, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 260 285 125

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1899, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 261 285 126

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1900, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 262 285 127

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1901, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 263 285 128

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1902, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 264 285 129

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1903, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibits #265-#519 286 Exhibit 265 286 1

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1904-5, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 266 286 2

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1906, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 213-214.

Exhibit 267 286 3

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1907-8, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 268 286 4

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1909, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 269 286 5

United States. Department of the Interior. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "Annual Report," 1910, Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Exhibit 270 286 6

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. "Report of the Commissioner of the General Land-Office to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year 1873," 1873. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, pp. 141 and 144.

Exhibit 271 286 7

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. "Report of the Commissioner of the General Land-Office for the Year 1888," 1888. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 446.

Exhibit 272 286 8

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. "Report of the Commissioner of the General Land-Office for the Fiscal Year Year Ended June 30, 1891," 1891. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 352.

Exhibit 273 286 9

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. "Report of the Commissioner of the General Land-Office for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1892," 1892. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 188.

Exhibit 274 286 10

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. "Report of the Commissioner of the General Land-Office for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1893," 1893. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, p. 333.

Exhibit 275 286 11

United States. . Washington, D. .: Government Printing Office, 1912, p. 72.

Exhibit 276 286 12

United States. Indian Claims Commission. "Findings of Fact." Docket No. 81, , 1955.

Exhibit 277 286 13

United States. Indian Claims Commission. "Opinion." Docket No. 81, , 1955.

Exhibit 278 286 14

United States. Secretary of the Interior. (reprint of Senate Executive Document 14, 51st Congress, 1st Session). Edited by Glen Adams. Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1970.

Exhibit 279 286 15

United States. Secretary of the Interior. . Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1981, pp. 8, 10, and 63-69.

Exhibit 280 286 16

Walker, Deward E., Jr. . Anthropological Monographs of the University of Idaho, Vol. 1, no. No. 2 (1971), Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho, pp. 46-53, 100-104 and 177-206.

Exhibit 281 286 17

Walker, Deward E., Jr. . Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press, 1980, pp. 61-102.

Exhibit 282 286 18

Weibel, Geo. F. Rev. Joseph M. Cataldo, . Spokane: Gonzaga Quarterly, March 15, 1928, pp. 6 and 9.

Exhibit 283 286 19

Wells, Merle W. (ed.). , Boise: Idaho Historical Society, n.d., pp. 3-7, 9-13, 22-24 and 26-27.

Exhibit 284 286 20

White, C. Albert. . Bureau of Land Management: Washington, D. C., 1983, pp. 14, 29-30, 48, 59, 82, 90, 94, 112, 114-115, 119, 146, 161, 202, 441-442, 464-465, 501-510, 513, 523-524, and 595-681.

Exhibit 285 286 21

White, Richard. , Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1991.

Exhibit 286 286 22

Wickwire, Wendy. "Women in Ethnography: The Research of James A. Teit," Vol. 40, No. 4 (Fall 1993): p. 540.

Exhibit 287 286 23

Wight, E. L., Mary Mitchell, and Marie Schmidt. . Portland, Oregon: Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1960.

Exhibit 288 286 24

Wright, Robin K. (ed.) . Seattle, Washington: University of Washington Press, 1991.

Exhibit 289 286 25

Wood, C. E. S. "Famous Indians. Portraits of Some Indian Chiefs," Vol. XLVI, N.S. Vol. X (1893): pp. 436-445.

Exhibit 290 286 26

Wood, John V. . Caldwell, Idaho: The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1984, pp. 4-8, 26-41.

Exhibit 291 286 27

Work, John. . Memoir No. X. Victoria, B. C.: Archives of British Columbia, 1945.

Exhibit 292 286 28

James O'Neil to Commissioner Price, June 22, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 293 286 29

"The Catholic Mission Among the Coeur d'Alene Indians. Memoranda." Desmet, Idaho, July 23, 1925, Gonzaga University. Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 294 286 30

Caruana, Joseph M., S. J. to N. B. [?]. MS 2/351, Idaho State Historical Society. Archives, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 295 286 31

Downer to Commissioner, May 9, 1866, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 337, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 296 286 32

Ballard to Hough, September 18, 1866, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 337, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 297 286 33

Ballard to Cooley, November 20, 1866, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 337, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 298 286 34

Commissioner of General Land Office to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, July 18, 1867, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 337, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 299 286 35

Ballard to Taylor, October 9, 1867, with attachments, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 337, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 300 286 36

Chiefs of the Coeur d'Alene Nation to [Commissioner of Indian Affairs], November 18, 1872, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 301 286 37

Superintendent of the Washington Superintendency, R.H. Milroy to John A. Simms, December 14, 1872, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 302 286 38

Supt. of Indian Affairs, Washington Territory, to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 15, 1872, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 303 286 39

Wheaton [?] to Hon. H. W. Corbett, January 23, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 304 286 40

Surveyor General of Idaho to Commissioner of General Land Office, April 29, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 305 286 41

D. P. Thompson to Surveyor General, May 6, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 306 286 42

Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office to Commissioner of Indian Affairs E. P. Smith, May 31, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 307 286 43

Catholic Commissioner of Indian Missions Charles Ewing to Secretary of the Interior, June 5, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 308 286 44

Acting Secretary of the Interior to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, June 30, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 309 286 45

Smith to Shanks, July 1, 1873, Letters Sent by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, RG 75, Microfilm, M21, Roll 112, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 310 286 46

Bennett to Secretary of the Interior, April 10, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 311 286 47

Bennett to Commissioner, May 21, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 312 286 48

Bennett to Commissioner, June 4, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 313 286 49

Shanks to Sec. of the Interior, enclosing agreement with Coeur d'Alene, August 1, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 314 286 50

Shanks, Bennett and Monteith, Telegram, August 6, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 315 286 51

Monteith to Commissioner, August 6, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 316 286 52

Dept. of Interior file notice, November 8, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 317 286 53

Andrew Seltice to Father J. B. Brouillet, translated by Father Cataldo (copy transmitted to Indian office), August 17, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 318 286 54

Father J. B. Brouillet to Andrew Seltis, Chief of the Coeur d'Alene, September 8, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 319 286 55

Shanks, Bennett, and Reed to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, November 17, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 320 286 56

Acting Commissioner to Secretary of the Interior, December 4, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M. 234, Roll 342, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 321 286 57

Brown to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 30, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 322 286 58

Contract, August 25, 1873, Letters Received, Washington Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 912, RG 75, National Archives. This contract was to survey the 1873 Executive Order Reservation.

Exhibit 323 286 59

John B. Monteith to Edward P. Smith (C.I.A.), July 20, 1874, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 342, RG 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 324 286 60

O'Neil to Commissioner Price, June 22, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 325 286 61

Simms to Commissioner Price, September 29, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 326 286 62

John A. Simms, Colville Agency to Rev. J. B. A. Brouillet, December 22, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 327 286 63

Simms to Commissioner, December 22, 1881, with attached clipping, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 328 286 64

Simms to the Congressional Delegate from Idaho, December 24, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 329 286 65

O'Neill to Ainslie, Delegate from Idaho, December 28, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 330 286 66

Simms to Commissioner, June 25, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 331 286 67

Simms to Commissioner, May 3, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 332 286 68

Simms to Commissioner, October 4, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 333 286 69

Price to Simms, February 9, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 334 286 70

Price to Simms, March 30, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 335 286 71

Price to Simms, July 15, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 336 286 72

Price to Simms, October 26, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 337 286 73

Brooks to Simms, August 7, 1880, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Box 5, Pacific Northwest Regional Federal Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 338 286 74

Commissioner to Simms, January 10, 1880, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 339 286 75

Price to Simms, September 9, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 340 286 76

Brooks to Simms, July 9, 1880, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 341 286 77

Brouillet to Price, August 20, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 342 286 78

Commissioner to Simms, May 22, 1880, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 343 286 79

Simms, John A. "Notice!" July 26, 1881, Record Group 75, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 344 286 80

Simms to Commissioner, July 31, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 345 286 81

James Shinn to Secretary of Interior, November 15, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 346 286 82

Commissioner McFarland of the General Land Office to Secretary of Interior Feller, November 6, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 347 286 83

Secretary of War to Secretary of the Interior, April 5, 1882, with enclosures and clipping, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 348 286 84

Brouillet to Commissioner, June 14, 1882, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 349 286 85

"Agreement," January 1, 1883, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Box 18a, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 350 286 86

Secretary of the Interior to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, May 11, 1883, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 351 286 87

Seltise and eleven other Coeur d'Alene leaders, November 4, 1883, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 352 286 88

Waters to Price, November 10, 1883, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 353 286 89

Johnson, et. al., August 25, 1877, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 354 286 90

Price et. al. to the Priests, Chief & Coeur d'Alene Indians, June 19, 1877, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 355 286 91

Waters to Price, November 24, 1883, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 356 286 92

Waters to Price, November 30, 1883, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 357 286 93

Waters to Price, November 10, 1883, Record Group 75, Letters Received, National Archives.

Exhibit 358 286 94

Stevens to Simms, June 13, 1883, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 359 286 95

Price to Simms, July 24, 1883, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 360 286 96

Price to Simms, July 25, 1883, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 361 286 97

Price to Waters, November 24, 1883, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 362 286 98

Price to Waters, April 30, 1883 (telegram), Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 363 286 99

Price to Waters, March 20, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 364 286 100

Waters to Price, March 29, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 365 286 101

O'Neill to Waters, April 14, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 366 286 102

Secretary of the Coeur d'Alene Steam Navigation Co. to Hon. J. N. Dolph, April 26, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 367 286 103

Waters to Price, May 11, 1884, telegram, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 368 286 104

Murphy to Waters, March 6, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 369 286 105

Waters to Price, March 27, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 370 286 106

Price to Waters, May 21, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 371 286 107

T. F. Singisen, Delegate from the Territory of Idaho, to Secretary Teller, April 25, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 372 286 108

Waters to Price, May 1, 1884, with three enclosures, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 373 286 109

Waters to Price, June 26, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 374 286 110

Waters to Price, June 26, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 375 286 111

Price to Waters, July 12, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 376 286 112

Andrew Seltice to Commissioner Price August 13, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 377 286 113

Waters to Price, September 6, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 378 286 114

Price to Waters, May 20, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 379 286 115

Price to Waters, September 29, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 380 286 116

Price to Waters, November 18, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 381 286 117

Waters to Price, April 30, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 382 286 118

C .C. Austin to Indian Office, May 3, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 383 286 119

Baker to Waters, June 20, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 384 286 120

Waters to Price, June 26, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 385 286 121

General Land Office to Indian Office, October 9, 1884, Register of Letters Received (entry of October 13, 1884), Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 386 286 122

Waters to Price, November 17, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 387 286 123

Sexton to Waters, December 8, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 388 286 124

Waters to Finance Division, December 27, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 389 286 125

Waters to Price, April 11, 1884, with enclosure, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 390 286 126

Price to Waters, January 2, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 391 286 127

Price to Waters, March 19, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 392 286 128

Price to Waters, April 23, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 393 286 129

Acting Secretary to Commissioner, February 15, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 394 286 130

Price to Waters, February 20, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 395 286 131

Price to Waters, February 23, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 396 286 132

Price to Waters, March 21, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 397 286 133

Stevens to Waters, May 28, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 398 286 134

Price to Waters, July 14, 1884, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 399 286 135

Waters to Price, January 21, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 400 286 136

A. F. McLeod to Secretary of the Interior, June 25, 1884, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 401 286 137

O'Neill to Waters, March 20, 1885, and enclosure, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 402 286 138

Waters to Price, March 26, 1885, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 403 286 139

Commissioner to Waters, May 14, 1885, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 404 286 140

Price to Waters, February 26, 1885, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 405 286 141

Price to Secretary of the Interior, February 4, 1885, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 406 286 142

Price to Waters, March 14, 1885, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 407 286 143

Waters to Price, April 2, 1885, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 408 286 144

John A. Simms to Atkins, April 28, 1885, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 409 286 145

Waters to Atkins, April 18, 1885, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 410 286 146

Many Citizens to General Land Office, September 13, 1885, enclosing map, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 411 286 147

Upshaw to Moore, November 6, 1885, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 412 286 148

Hayden v. Frost, et al, Idaho Territorial Court; March, 1887; Sacred Heart Mission Archives.

Exhibit 413 286 149

Reed to Vorhees, December 26, 1885, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 414 286 150

McFarland to Atkins, May 14, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 415 286 151

R. E. McFarland to Commissioner J. D. C. Atkins, June 1, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 416 286 152

Atkins to Moore, January 6, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 417 286 153

Atkins to Moore, March 11, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 418 286 154

Sec. of War to Sec. of Interior, July 3, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 419 286 155

McFarland to Sec. Atkins, June 28, 1886, submitting various affidavits, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 420 286 156

Affidavit of George McCabe, June 24, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 421 286 157

Affidavit of Robert E. McFarland, June 28, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 422 286 158

Affidavit of Charles Smith, December 19, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 423 286 159

Affidavit of Silas Greestable, June 22, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 424 286 160

Upshaw to Moore, May 24, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 425 286 161

Moore to Atkins, March, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 426 286 162

Lazelle to Adjutant General, July 27, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 427 286 163

Secretary of War to Secretary of Interior, August 9, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 428 286 164

1st Asst. Secretary of the Interior, Note to File, August 11, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 429 286 165

F. Holmes, Resident Farmer to Gwydir, August 14, 1888, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 430 286 166

"Agreement" (with attached departmental objections), December 29, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 431 286 167

Commissioner to Moore, December 9, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 432 286 168

Upshaw to Moore, October 25, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 433 286 169

Secretary to Commissioner, October 18, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 434 286 170

Commissioner to Moore, July 28, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 435 286 171

Secy. of the Wash. & Idaho RR Co. to Moore, July 20, 1886, with enclosures, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 436 286 172

Atkins to Moore, August 4, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 437 286 173

Lamar to Sec. of War, May 14, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 438 286 174

Atkins to Secretary of the Interior, May 12, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 439 286 175

Lamar to Secretary of War, May 14, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 440 286 176

O'Neill to Moore, January 2, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 441 286 177

Colville Agent Benjamin P. Moore to Commissioner Atkins, January 4, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 442 286 178

Moore to Atkins, March 20, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 443 286 179

Moore to Atkins, March 26, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 444 286 180

Morris to Moore, November 17, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 445 286 181

Atkins to Moore, December 17, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 446 286 182

Atkins to Moore, January 25, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 447 286 183

Upshaw to Moore, September 22, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 448 286 184

Morris to Land Commissioner of U.S., November 17, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 449 286 185

Representative Hailey (Idaho) to Indian Office, May 17, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 450 286 186

Notes relative to responding to a Senate Resolution, (1886), Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 451 286 187

Saltice to O'Neill, March 8, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 452 286 188

O'Neill to Moore, March 13, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 453 286 189

Moore to Atkins, March 25, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 454 286 190

Seltice et. al. to Secretary of the Interior, November 29, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 455 286 191

Atkins to Moore, April 16, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 456 286 192

Upshaw to Moore, October 23, 1886, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 457 286 193

Moore to Atkins enclosing newspaper clipping, April 16, 1886, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 458 286 194

Moore to Atkins, April 13, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 459 286 195

Atkins to Moore, March 18, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 460 286 196

Atkins to Gwydir, June 4, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 461 286 197

Gwydir to Commissioner, August 19, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 462 286 198

Cook, Gleason and Harrington to Secretary Lamar, April 30, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 463 286 199

Gwydir to Atkins, May 14, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 464 286 200

Gwydir to Atkins, telegram, May 14, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 465 286 201

Resident Farmer to Moore, May 4, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 466 286 202

Trespassing on Coeur d'Alene Reservation, File 2889, Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series) 1881-1889, Microfilm Roll 533, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 467 286 203

Secretary of War to Secretary of the Interior, May 18, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 468 286 204

Secretary of War to Indian Office, July 14, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 469 286 205

Atkins to Gwydir, June 1, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 470 286 206

Carlin to Asst. Adj. General, August 1, 1887, with map, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 471 286 207

Straughan to Sparks, August 10, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 472 286 208

Straughan to Carlin at Fort Sherman, August 10, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 473 286 209

Secretary of War to Secretary of the Interior, September 10, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 474 286 210

Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs A. B. Upshaw to Secretary of the Interior, October 24, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 475 286 211

Gwydir to Atkins, October 27, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 476 286 212

Commissioner Sparks to Secretary of Interior L. Q. C. Lamar, November 11, 1887, and attached maps, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 477 286 213

Commissioner Sparks to Secretary Lamar, November 11, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 478 286 214

Upshaw to Gwydir, August 9, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 479 286 215

Atkins to Gwydir, December 15, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 480 286 216

Col. William P. Carlin to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 19, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 481 286 217

Cockrell to Atkins, February 24, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 482 286 218

B. Henley (House of Reps.) to Indian Office, February 1, 1887, Register of Letters Received (entry of February 2, 1887) Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 483 286 219

Cockrell to Atkins, April 4, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 484 286 220

Saltice to Wright, et. al., April 2, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 485 286 221

Wright, et. al. to Atkins, April 13, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 486 286 222

George Harvey, License to Trade at Coeur d'Alene, January 25, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 487 286 223

Nelson Martin to Secretary of the Interior, June 27, 1887, telegram, and notes to file, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 488 286 224

Moore to Atkins, January 28, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 489 286 225

King to Acting Commissioner, June 2, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 490 286 226

Moore to Atkins, January 28, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 491 286 227

Secretary of the Interior to Commissioner, September 13, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 492 286 228

Rickard D. Gwydir to J. D. C. Atkins, November 22, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 493 286 229

Atkins to Gwydir, July 8, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 494 286 230

Hawkins to Moore, May 6, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 495 286 231

Lamar to Commissioner, June 30, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 496 286 232

King to Hawkins, June 2, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 497 286 233

Atkins to Moore, January, 19, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 498 286 234

"The Diary of DeSmet Mission, Idaho from 1878 to 193(9)," Box 730, House Diaries, 1878-1944, Gonzaga University. Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 499 286 235

Gwydir to Atkins, June 24, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 500 286 236

Saltese et. al. to Asst. Commissioner Upshaw, August 16, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 501 286 237

Mullan to Lamar, February 18, 1887, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 502 286 238

Atkins to Gwydir, September 29, 1887, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 503 286 239

Upshaw to Gwydir, June 9, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 504 286 240

Upshaw to Gwydir, July 25, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 505 286 241

Secretary to Gwydir, October 1, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 506 286 242

Commissioner to Gwydir, December 8, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 507 286 243

Palmer to Atkins, January 16, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 508 286 244

Atkins to Gwydir, March 26, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 509 286 245

Commissioner to Gwydir, April 19, 1888, telegram, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 510 286 246

F. Holmes, Resident Farmer to Gwydir, August 14, 1888, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 511 286 247

Gwydir to Commissioner, August 28, 1888, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 512 286 248

Atkins to Gwydir, January 10, 1888, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 513 286 249

Seltice, et. al., to President Harrison, April 30, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 514 286 250

Acting Commissioner to Gwydir, April 24, 1889, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 515 286 251

Cataldo to Mullan, May 10, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 516 286 252

Note to File, Executive Mansion, The President, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 517 286 253

Charles Hoffman to Secretary of the Interior, May 4, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 518 286 254

Hobbs to Secretary of the Interior, July 3, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 519 286 255

Hon. J. N. Dolph to Secretary of the Interior, August 11, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibits #520-#733 287 Exhibit 520 287 1

Manderson to Secretary of the Interior, December 4, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 521 287 2

James Ballard, homestead entry, September 17, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 522 287 3

Cole to Commissioner, October 5, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 523 287 4

Note to File, May 31, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 524 287 5

Gwydir to Indian Office, April 5, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 525 287 6

Frederick Post to Indian Office, September 28, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 526 287 7

Acting Commissioner to Cole, September 19, 1889, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 527 287 8

Gwydir to Commissioner, May 4, 1889, enclosing Holmes to Gwydir, March 20, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 528 287 9

Morgan to Cole, July 8, 1889, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 529 287 10

Commissioner Morgan to Secretary of the Interior, December 7, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 530 287 11

Report of the Coeur d'Alene Indian Commission, September, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 531 287 12

Transcript of Coeur d'Alene Indian Commission Councils with the tribe, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 532 287 13

Receipt, January 25, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 533 287 14

Morgan to Cole, August 5, 1889, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 534 287 15

Morgan to Cole, August 6, 1889, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 535 287 16

Simpson to Commissioner, August 8, 1889, telegram, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 536 287 17

Shupe to Mitchell, August 31, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 537 287 18

Mitchell to Simpson, September 4, 1889, telegram, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 538 287 19

Mitchell to Commissioner, September 4, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 539 287 20

Simpson, Shoup and Humphrey to Commissioner, September 11, 1889, telegram, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 540 287 21

Simpson, et. al., to Commissioner Morgan, September 11, 1889, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 541 287 22

Mitchell to Indian Office (note to file), January 28, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 542 287 23

Morgan to Cole, May 6, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, RG 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 543 287 24

Morgan to Cole, June 28, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, RG 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 544 287 25

Parker to Ingalls, March 16, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 545 287 26

Lee to President Harrison, May 9, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 546 287 27

Eleanor Lee to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, March 16, 1891, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 547 287 28

Gildea to Cole, April 21, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 548 287 29

Notes to file, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 549 287 30

Conner to Commissioner of General Land Office, June 20, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 550 287 31

Conner to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, June 20, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 551 287 32

Thom to Secretary of the Interior, July 18, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 552 287 33

Thompson to Post Adjutant, August 22, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 553 287 34

Morgan to Cole, July 5, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 554 287 35

Act'g Commissioner to Cole, November 15, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 555 287 36

Acting Commissioner to Cole, October 1, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 556 287 37

Secretary of the Interior John W. Noble to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, June 27, 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 557 287 38

Belt to McCammon, May 10, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 558 287 39

Mullan to Gildea, May 15, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 559 287 40

Acting Commissioner to Cole, October 11, 1890, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 560 287 41

Acting Commissioner to Cole, December 24, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 561 287 42

Acting Commissioner to Cole, August 28, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 562 287 43

Acting Commissioner to Cole, August 6, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 563 287 44

Acting Commissioner to Cole, May 27, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 564 287 45

Acting Commissioner to Cole, June 8, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 565 287 46

Acting Commissioner to Cole, March 28, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 566 287 47

Acting Commissioner to Cole, March 17, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 567 287 48

Morgan to Cole, June 26, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 568 287 49

Morgan to Cole, June 30, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 569 287 50

Commissioner Morgan to Secretary of the Interior, November 4, 1891, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 570 287 51

Cole to Commissioner, October 24, 1891, enclosing certificate approving the census roll, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 571 287 52

Seltice et. al., October 21, 1891, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 572 287 53

Mullan to Indian Office, October 6, 1891, with enclosures, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 573 287 54

Commissioner to Quin a mo sey, August 27, 1891, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 574 287 55

Morgan to Cole, October 10, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 575 287 56

Morgan to Cole, November 7, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 576 287 57

Acting Commissioner to Cole, December 14, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 577 287 58

Wells to Secretary of the Interior, June 17, 1891, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 578 287 59

Morgan to Cole, February 9, 1892, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 579 287 60

H. W. Desgrangers, Editor of the Spokane Enterprise, January 25, 1892, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 580 287 61

Morgan to Cole, March 16, 1892, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 581 287 62

Morgan to Cole, March 16, 1892, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 582 287 63

Franklin to Cole, March 21, 1892, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 583 287 64

A. A. Crane for the People of Harrison to President Harrison, September 4, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives. The local historical society in Harrison is named for Crane.

Exhibit 584 287 65

Secretary to Commissioner, Sept. 21, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 585 287 66

First Assistant Secretary to Secretary, September 18, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 586 287 67

Morgan to Cole, October 15, 1891, Letters Received, Colville Agency, RG 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 587 287 68

Cole to Commissioner, October 9, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 588 287 69

Note to File, Cole, November, 12, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 589 287 70

Cole to Commissioner, November 12, 1891, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 590 287 71

Latham to Secretary of the Interior, February 26, 1892, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 591 287 72

Secretary to Commissioner, March 19, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 592 287 73

Cole to Commissioner, May 7, 1892, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 593 287 74

Secretary to Commissioner, July 26, 1892, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 594 287 75

Morgan to Cole, July 30, 1892, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 595 287 76

Budlong to Cole, August 26, 1892, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 596 287 77

Secretary of the Interior to Commissioner, March 18, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 597 287 78

Cole to Commissioner, September 24, 1892, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 598 287 79

Commissioner to Secretary, December 15, 1892, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 599 287 80

Commissioner to Smith, July 20, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 600 287 81

Commissioner to Bubb, August 11, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 601 287 82

Commissioner to Smith, August 11, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 602 287 83

Secretary to Commissioner, July 21, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 603 287 84

Notes to File, July 14, 1893, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 604 287 85

Bubb and Hartman to Commissioner, October 28, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 605 287 86

Seltice et. al. to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, November, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 606 287 87

Bubb to Commissioner, November 3, 1893, enclosing his drafted, but unsigned cession agreement, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 607 287 88

Seltice et. al., to Commissioner, December 18, 1893, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 608 287 89

Secretary to Commissioner, December 15, 1893, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 609 287 90

Browning to Lane, December 21, 1893, with enclosure, Letters Received, Colville Agency, Record Group 75, Pacific Northwest Regional Archives; Seattle, Washington; National Archives.

Exhibit 610 287 91

Lane to Commissioner, January 1, 1894, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," February 2, 1894, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 611 287 92

Transcript of proceedings, February 6, 1894, DeSmet, Idaho, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 612 287 93

Lane to Commissioner, February 10, 1894, "Harrison Townsite on Coeur d'Alene Reservation," Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 613 287 94

"Agreement concluded on the 7th day of February, 1894 between John Lane, Special United States Indian Agent, on the part of the United States, and the Indians of the Coeur d'Alene Reservation in the State of Idaho," Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 614 287 95

Lane to Commissioner, February 12, 1894, telegram, Special Case No. 200, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 615 287 96

Seltice et. al. to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, May 14, 1894, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 616 287 97

Seltice et. al. to President Cleveland, May 14, 1894, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 617 287 98

Bubb to Commissioner, June 14, 1894, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 618 287 99

Bubb to Commissioner, August 23, 1894, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 619 287 100

Seltice et. al. to Commissioner, June 11, 1894, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 620 287 101

Bubb to Commissioner, July 27, 1895, with enclosure, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 621 287 102

Smith to Newman, April 19, 1897, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 622 287 103

Secretary of War to Secretary of the Interior, June 26, 1899, telegram, with attachments, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 623 287 104

Anderson to Commissioner, November 16, 1899, with enclosure, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 624 287 105

Anderson to Commissioner, December 17, 1898, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 625 287 106

William T. S. Curtis to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, April 7, 1902, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 626 287 107

Tonner to Colville, October 2, 1902. Letters Received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Colville Agency, RG 75, Box 14, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, National Archives.

Exhibit 627 287 108

Tonner to Anderson, August 8, 1902. Letters Received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, RG 75, Box 18A, National Archives.

Exhibit 628 287 109

Anderson to the Secretary, St . Joe Boom Co., May 28, 1903, Letters Received fromthe Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, RG 75, Box 18A, National Archives.

Exhibit 629 287 110

Anderson to the St. Joe Boom Co., June 4, 1903, Letters Received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, RG 75, Box 18A, National Archives.

Exhibit 630 287 111

Dorchester, Daniel. "DeSmet Ind. Bd. & School," 1890, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 631 287 112

Jones to Anderson, December 5, 1903, Letters Received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Colville Agency, Pacific Northwest Regional Repository, RG 75, Box 18A, National Archives.

Exhibit 632 287 113

Coeur d'Alene Indians, Petition, February 12, 1902, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 633 287 114

Worley and Sams to Commissioner, January 11, 1909, Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 634 287 115

Worley, Sams and Wallace to Commissioner, January 16, 1909, Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 635 287 116

Acting Commissioner to Secretary of the Interior, January 29, 1909, Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 636 287 117

Hauke to Commissioner of the General Land Office, March 23, 1910, Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 637 287 118

Secretary to Governor of Idaho, n.d., Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 638 287 119

Heyburn to Garfield, January 6, 1909, telegram, Letters Received, RG 75, National Archives; exhibit copy from , Civ. Nos. 1-76-231, 77-2058.

Exhibit 639 287 120

Coeur d'Alene Tribal Council. "Origins of Heyburn State Park: Fact Sheet," Plummer, Idaho, [1981].

Exhibit 640 287 121

"Decision Pleases Tribe," newspaper clipping, March 6, 1976, "Chr," Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 641 287 122

"Tribe Considers Changes in Park," , March 6, 1976, Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 642 287 123

"Tribe Wants it Back," newspaper clipping, June 18, 1975, "Chr," Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 643 287 124

"$14 Million Park. Heyburn future unclear," , September 5, 1975, Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 644 287 125

"Heyburn Cabins to Lose Leases," newspaper clipping, March 9, 1976, "Chr," Library and Archives. Cheney-Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington.

Exhibit 645 287 126

Shanks to Sec. of the Interior, enclosing agreement with Coeur d'Alene, August 1, 1873, Letters Received, Idaho Superintendency, Microfilm, M 234, Roll 341, National Archives.

Exhibit 646 287 127

"Agreement," Letters Received, #26974, 1889, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 647 287 128

Jesuit Archives, Missouri Province, St. Louis; DeSmetiana Nos. IX C8, #13, #27, #28, #34 (sides one and two), and #37.

Exhibit 648 287 129

United States, Indian Claims Commission. "Commission Findings." In . New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1974, pp. 304, 308-310, 313, 326 and 328.

Exhibit 649 287 130

24 Stats., 44. 49th Congress, 1st Session, Chas. 333, p. 44.

Exhibit 650 287 131

Peacock, Eldred G. "Early Idaho Panhandle Doctor Reached Patients on Horseback, Boats and Rails," , Vol. 23, No. 1 (Winter, 1979), pp. 1-15.

Exhibit 651 287 132

36 Stat. 2494.

Exhibit 652 287 133

35 Stat., 70.

Exhibit 653 287 134

35 Stat., 78-79.

Exhibit 654 287 135

Rossi, Jeremiah. "Rocky Mountains." , Vol. 17 No. 1 (1887): pp. 73-81.

Exhibit 655 287 136

, 566 F. Supp. 15, 1982.

Exhibit 656 287 137

72 Stat., 121.

Exhibit 657 287 138

"Coeur d'Alene Indians to Share Big Cash Grant," , August 16, 1959 (copy from Cheney Cowles Museum).

Exhibit 658 287 139

86 Stat. 788.

Exhibit 659 287 140

26 Stat. 1029-1030.

Exhibit 660 287 141

28 Stat. 322-323.

Exhibit 661 287 142

United States. General Accounting Office. "Report Re: Petition of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe of Indians, Indian Claims Commission, No. 81," n. d., Records of the Indian Claims Commission, Record Group 279, National Archives.

Exhibit 662 287 143

Clum to Secretary of the Interior, December 4, 1873, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Letters Received, 1874, Idaho, I 46, National Archives.

Exhibit 663 287 144

Secretary of the Interior to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, January 14, 1874, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Letters Received, 1874, Idaho, I 46, National Archives.

Exhibit 664 287 145

Arrington, Leonard J. . Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press, 1994; Vol. 1, pp. 420-421; Vol. 2, pp. 349-352.

Exhibit 665 287 146

Callister, Marion J. "Order" and "Memorandum," , Civ. No. 77-2058, November 8, 1979.

Exhibit 666 287 147

Brody, Paul. "Map Accompanying the report of Lieut. Col. H. M. Lazelle. U. S. Army Actg. Inspector General," August 12, 1886, Map #1255, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 667 287 148

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho," Department of the Interior, 1911, Map #8871, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 668 287 149

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho," Department of the Interior, 1911, Map #8872, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 669 287 150

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho," Department of the Interior, 1911, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 670 287 151

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho," Department of the Interior, n. d. [1911], Forestry and Grazing, Idaho, Coeur d'Alene, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 671 287 152

Williamson, Chas. H. "Official Map of Coeur d'Alene Gold Mines," W. B. Ayer & Co., 1884, Map #899, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 672 287 153

Coeur d'Alene Tribal GIS. "Coeur d'Alene Tribal Lands," July 13, 1993.

Exhibit 673 287 154

Surveyor General for Idaho. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation: Township No. 46 North, Range No. 3 West," Boise, 1907, Boise BLM Archives.

Exhibit 674 287 155

Surveyor General for Idaho. "Township No. 48 North, Range No. 4 West," Boise, 1893, Boise BLM Archives.

Exhibit 675 287 156

Surveyor General for Idaho. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation: Township No. 47 North, Range No. 3 West," Boise, 1905, Boise BLM Archives.

Exhibit 676 287 157

Leyden, Lieut. S. A. "Lake Coeur d'Alene," 1887, Map #1297, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 677 287 158

Anon. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation," August, 1887, Map #30379, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 678 287 159

Anon. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation," 1888, Map #5268, Letters Received, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 679 287 160

Chandler, William P. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation," Map #1022, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 680 287 161

Hilder, Frazer C. "Map of Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho," Department of the Interior, 1910, CMF Published Map, Record Group 75, National Archives [same as Exhibit #70].

Exhibit 681 287 162

Anon. Untitled map of proposed Coeur d'Alene Reservation, [ca. 1866-7], Map #356, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 682 287 163

Anon. "Proposed reservation for Coeur d'Alenes in Idaho," 1866, Map #758, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 683 287 164

Anon. "Mission Harbor, Idaho," 1887, Map #1297, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 684 287 165

Roads Division. Northern Idaho Agency. Office of Indian Affairs. Department of the Interior. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho, 1939, Record Group 75, National Archives.

Exhibit 685 287 166

United States Geological Survey. "Spokane," 1:250,000 quad. map, 1980.

Exhibit 686 287 167

United States Geological Survey. "Coeur d'Alene," 1:100,000 quad topographic map, 1987.

Exhibit 687 287 168

United States Geological Survey. "St. Maries," 1:100,000 quad topographic map, 1987.

Exhibit 688 287 169

Coeur d'Alene Tribe. "Original Territory," map; April, 1989.

Exhibit 689 287 170

Coeur d'Alene Tribe. "History Map," n.d.

Exhibit 690 287 171

Idaho State. Department of Parks and Recreation. "Heyburn State Park," brochure, n.d.

Exhibit 691 287 172

Hart, E. Richard. Coeur d'Alene Village Sites (map). Adapted from Verne F. Ray. 1994.

Exhibit 692 287 173

Abraham, Brenda. "Water Potato Day pow wow was a big success," , November 29, 1994.

Exhibit 693 287 174

Anon. "The Spokane Country," , September 14, 1872.

Exhibit 694 287 175

Anon. "Those Were the Days. . .," . Volume 24, Number 2 (Summer, 1980), pp. 16-17.

Exhibit 695 287 176

Anon. "Washington Water Power Company," , vol. 14 (November, 1907): 338-42 [Notes by Marilyn Watkins--original unavailable].

Exhibit 696 287 177

Anon. "A 100-Mile Side Trip Through the Scenic Beauties of the Inland Empire, Through the Panhandle of Idaho by the Shadowy St. Joe and Coeur d'Alene Lake." Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul RY.: n. p., 1915.

Exhibit 697 287 178

Anon., , vol. II (Spokane: S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1912), p. 296-97.

Exhibit 698 287 179

Arrington, Leonard J., , 2 vols. (Moscow: University of Idaho Press, 1994); Vol. 1, pp. 23-45, 55-58, 133, 139, 155-157, 184, 402, and 495-499; Vol. 2, pp. 204-206.

Exhibit 699 287 180

Baker, Darius F. "Exterior Lines, Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation," Fieldnotes of the first survey of the exterior boundary of the Coeur d'Alene Reservation, 1883; Vol. 77, pp. 1-262, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 700 287 181

Baker, William, "John Monteith at the Nez Perce Agency: 1871-1879," (M. A. Thesis, University of Washington, 1973); pp. 9, 11, 17, and 55.

Exhibit 701 287 182

Baylor, David William, "Silver, Lead and Zinc in the Economic Development of Shoshone County, Idaho" (Master's thesis, University of Washington, 1972); pp. 31, 33 and Appendix A-C.

Exhibit 702 287 183

Beal, Merrill D. and Merle W. Wells, , vol. I. (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, Inc., 1959); pp. 16-17, 35-36, 39-41, 44, 50-51, 53-55, 58-59, 209-212, 214-215, and 282.

Exhibit 703 287 184

Bennett, T. W. "Gov. Bennett's Letter," , Vol. 1, May 16, 1874 (the governor's letter was dated April 15, 1874).

Exhibit 704 287 185

Bennett, T. W. "Governor Bennett's Letter," , Vol. 1, October 4, 1873 (the governor's letter was dated September 18, 1873).

Exhibit 705 287 186

Blewett, Steve, "A History of the Washington Water Power Company, 1889 to 1989: Building On a Century of Service," (Spokane, WA: The Washington Water Power Company, March 8, 1989), p. 7-9, 11, 21.

Exhibit 706 287 187

Carriker, Robert C., (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1995); pp. 58, 80-83, 182, and 207.

Exhibit 707 287 188

Casner, Nicholas A., "Leaded Waters: A History of Mining Pollution on the Coeur d'Alene River in Idaho, 1900-1950" (M.A. thesis, Boise State University, 1989), p. 27-49.

Exhibit 708 287 189

Cazier, Lola. . United States [Bureau of Land Management]: Washington, D. C.; 1976, pp. 35-37, 48-51, and 56.

Exhibit 709 287 190

Chadwick, S. J., "Colonel Steptoe's Battle," , vol. 2, no. 4 (July, 1908): 333-43.

Exhibit 710 287 191

Coeur d'Alene City Commercial Club, "The Panhandle of Idaho," 1909. n.p.

Exhibit 711 287 192

Coeur d'Alene & Spokane Ry., "The Lake and River Route," 1906. n.p.

Exhibit 712 287 193

Coggins, George Cameron and Charles F. Wilkinson. . The Foundation Press, Inc.: Mineola, New York; 1981, pp. 55-65.

Exhibit 713 287 194

Cohen, Felix. (1982 ed.). Michie Bobbs-Merrill: Charlottesville, Virginia; 1982, p. 576.

Exhibit 714 287 195

Colson, Dennis C., (Moscow: University of Idaho Press, 1991), pp. 10 and 280.

Exhibit 715 287 196

Conley, Cort, (Cambridge, Idaho: Backeddy Books, 1982), pp. 44 and 435-437.

Exhibit 716 287 197

Coville, Frederick V. "Added Botanical Notes on Carl A. Geyer," June, 1940 (Volume XLII, Number 4), pp. 323-324.

Exhibit 717 287 198

Coville, Frederick V. "Notes on the Plants Used by the Klamath Indians of Oregon," , vol. V, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Division of Botany (Washington: GPO, 1897-1901): pp. 90-91.

Exhibit 718 287 199

Cox, Thomas R., "Weldon Heyburn, Lake Chatcolet, and the Evolving Concept of Public Parks," 24 (Summer, 1980): 2-15.

Exhibit 719 287 200

Cox, Thomas R., (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1988); pp. xi-xiii, 3-31, 178-189, and 234-236.

Exhibit 720 287 201

Cox, Thomas R. Cox to Hart, May 20, 1995. Letter Report for United States Department of Justice.

Exhibit 721 287 202

Cox, Thomas R. Deposition of Thomas R. Cox, June 12, 1979. n the United States District Court for the District of Idaho. State of Idaho vs. Cecil D. Andrus, Case No. 1-76-231; United States of America vs. State of Idaho, et al., Case No. 77-2058.

Exhibit 722 287 203

Cox, Thomas R., "Changing Patterns of Land Use Among the Coeur d'Alene: An Environmental Ethnohistory." Presented at the 1995 Biannual Meeting of the American Society of Environmental History, Las Vegas, Nevada; pp. 3-6, 10, 16, and 45-46.

Exhibit 723 287 204

Dallam, Ansell & Edwards, . (Spokane Falls: Evening Review Book and Job Print, 1885), p. 13, 32, 34.

Exhibit 724 287 205

David, John B. "Field notes of the Survey of the Subdivision and meander lines of T. 50 North...Range No. 4 West," 1880; Vol. 72, p. 88 and 94-95; microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 725 287 206

Dozier, Jack, "The Coeur d'Alene Land Rush, 1909-10," Pacific Northwest Quarterly 53 (October 1962): 145-150.

Exhibit 726 287 207

Drury, Clifford Merrill. . The Caxton Printers, Ltd.: Caldwell, Idaho; 1940; pp. 188-190.

Exhibit 727 287 208

Drury, Clifford M. Drury. . The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1976, pp. 222, 247, 262, 269, 271-274, and 278.

Exhibit 728 287 209

Drury, Clifford M. "Botanist in Oregon in 1843-44, for Kew Gardens, London," Oregon Historical Quarterly June, 1940 (Volume XLI, Number 2), pp. 182-188.

Exhibit 729 287 210

Eagleson, Ernest G. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, Township No. 47 North, Range No. 3 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho," October 30, 1907; Map. Copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 730 287 211

Echeverria, John D., Pope Barrow, Richard Roos-Collins, (Washington, D. C.: Island Press, 1989), p. 16.

Exhibit 731 287 212

Elliott, T. C., "Steptoe Butte and Steptoe Battle-Field," , vol. 18, no. 4 (October, 1927): 243-53.

Exhibit 732 287 213

Fahey, John, (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1971); p. 24, 32, 58, 62, 112-17, 119-20, 123, 144, 247-48, 250.

Exhibit 733 287 214

Fahey, John. . University of Washington Press: Seattle, 1965.; pp. 48-49 and 235.

Exhibits #734-#842 288 Exhibit 734 288 1

Fahey, John, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1974); pp. 74-75, 78-81, 86-113, 170-171, 192-193, 230-231, 234-235, 322-327, and 337-361.

Exhibit 735 288 2

Fahey, John, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1986); p. 56

Exhibit 736 288 3

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, "Matter of the Application for License of the Washington Water Power Company," Project Nos. 2545-005 and 009 (Phase II). Opinion No. 199, issued November 16, 1983, (25 FERC 61, 228.), p. 1-4, 10, 22, 26-27, 29, 32.

Exhibit 737 288 4

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, "Order on Remand, Determining Lack of Authority, and Vacating Prior Orders," May 17, 1988, The Washington Water Power Company,Project Nos. 2545-005, -009, -011, and -012 (43 FERC 61 254), Accession 8806020154, Roll 2851, Frame 2836-2839.

Exhibit 738 288 5

Geyer, Karl Andreas. "Botanical Information," . Hippolyte Bailliere, Publisher: London, Volume V, pp. 200-208, 286-291, 295, 299-301 and 517.

Exhibit 739 288 6

Glover, James N., (Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1985); pp. 9-14, 17-25, 27, 30, and 35-41.

Exhibit 740 288 7

Hailey, John, (Boise: Syms-York Co., Inc., 1910); pp. 308, 317, and 377-379.

Exhibit 741 288 8

Hidy, Ralph W., Frank Ernest Hill, and Allan Nevins, (New York: The MacMillan Company, 1963); pp. 248-272.

Exhibit 742 288 9

Hilton, George W. and John F. Due, (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1960); pp. 386-391.

Exhibit 743 288 10

Huntington to Johnson, March 21, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 744 288 11

Huntington to White, July 26, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 745 288 12

Huntington to White, September 9, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 746 288 13

Huntington to White, April 29, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder April 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 747 288 14

"Indian Affairs," , Vol. 7, May 24, 1873.

Exhibit 748 288 15

"Indian Committee Addition," , Vol. 1, January 10, 1874, reported he was reappointed to the committee.

Exhibit 749 288 16

Idaho. Legislature, (Boise, ID: Syms-York Co, 1909), Chap. 186, p. 388-390.

Exhibit 750 288 17

Idaho. Legislature, (Boise, ID: Syms-York Co, 1911), p. 229-230, 334-336.

Exhibit 751 288 18

Idaho, Supreme Court of Idaho, Washington Water Power Co. v. Waters et al., March 28, 1911. , v. 115, May 15-July 10, 1911 (St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1911), p. 682-87. (19 Idaho, 595).

Exhibit 752 288 19

Idaho, Supreme Court of Idaho, Gaskill v. Washington Water Power Co., October 29, 1909. , v. 105, December 20, 1909-January 24, 1910 (St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1910), 51-55.

Exhibit 753 288 20

Idaho, Supreme Court of Idaho, Callahan v. Price, 26 Idaho, 745-55.

Exhibit 754 288 21

Idaho, Department of Public Works, (Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers, 1921), Part I, Heyburn Park.

Exhibit 755 288 22

Idaho, , W. N. Stephens; pp. 28-29 and 60-63.

Exhibit 756 288 23

Idaho, , Frank M. Kendall; pp. 48-53.

Exhibit 757 288 24

Idaho, , J. B. Gowen; pp. 36-41.

Exhibit 758 288 25

Idaho. Warranty Deed. Between R. K. Neill, et. al, and Washington Water Power Company. January 9, 1902. Deed Record Book 1, pp. 11-13. Kootenai County Courthouse; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 759 288 26

Idaho. Deed. Frederick Post to R. K. Neill. August 1, 1900. Deed Record Book U, pp. 164-165; Kootenai County Courthouse; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 760 288 27

Iowa. Supreme Court of Iowa. Houghton v. The C., D. & M. R. Co. (47 Iowa 370); December, 1877.

Exhibit 761 288 28

Iowa. Supreme Court of Iowa. Kraut v. Crawford (18 Iowa 549); June, 1865.

Exhibit 762 288 29

Jackson, Donald and Mary Lee Spence. , Volume 1. University of Illinois Press: Urbana, p. 10.

Exhibit 763 288 30

Johnson to Huntington, March 14, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 764 288 31

Killoren, John J. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1994; pp. 227 and 249.

Exhibit 765 288 32

Leiberg, John B., "General Report on a Botanical Survey of the Coeur d'Alene Mountains in Idaho During the Summer of 1895." , vol. V, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Division of Botany (Washington: GPO, 1897-1901): 1-66.

Exhibit 766 288 33

MacCalla, C. S. "The Post Falls Development of the Washington Water Power Company." v. 51 (May 23 & 30, 1908): p. 1095-98, and 1136-38.

Exhibit 767 288 34

Madsen, Brigham D., (Idaho: Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1958); pp. 148-155, 158-161, 172-175, 182-193, 196-197, and 335-337.

Exhibit 768 288 35

McConnell, W. J., (Caldwell, Idaho: The Caxton Printers, 1913); pp. 40-43.

Exhibit 769 288 36

McKee, Ruth Karr. . The Caxton Printers, Ltd.; Caldwell, Idaho; 1945; pp. 256, plate opposite 256, 258, 263-264.

Exhibit 770 288 37

McKelvey, Susan Delano, (Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 1991); [Reprint of the edition of 1955 published by Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University.] pp. 386, 659-667, 770-791.

Exhibit 771 288 38

Miller, W. Clayton, U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Frederick Post Claim. Field notes of the Survey of the Confirmed claim of Frederick Post, in Township 50 N. Range 5 West of the Boise Meridian," Vol. 108, pp. 83-108, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 772 288 39

Miller, W. Clayton, U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the Survey of the North Boundary of the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation of the Boise Meridian, Idaho." September 28, 1891; Vol. 108, pp. 648-684b and 688a-689a, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 773 288 40

Miller, W. Clayton, U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the Survey of the Subdivisional and Meanders of Township 48 North, Range 1 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho." Vol. 108, pp. 794 and 832, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 774 288 41

Milner, Clyde A. II, Carol A. O'Connor, Martha A. Sandweiss, (New York: Oxford University Press, 1994); p. 436.

Exhibit 775 288 42

Mock, L. Byrd, "The Lucerne of America," 57 (January 1911) 1-10. Also reprinted in 24 (Summer, 1980) 18-23.

Exhibit 776 288 43

Mullan, John, . (Fairfield, Washington: Ye Galleon Press, 1994); pp. 15-17, 28-31, 42-43, 49, 51, 54-57 and map.

Exhibit 777 288 44

Nelson, Denys, "Yakima Days," , vol XIX, 1928. pp. 45-51; 117-33; 181-92.

Exhibit 778 288 45

Nelson, Beatrice Ward, (Washington, D. C.: National Conference on State Parks, Inc., 1928); pp. 66-71, 314-317.

Exhibit 779 288 46

Newell, Gordon, ed., (Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, 1966); pp. 92, 114, 147, 308-309, and 467.

Exhibit 780 288 47

Olsen, Loran, "The Power of Song: Native Music in the Northwest," , vol. 39, no. 2 (Summer, 1995): 3-9.

Exhibit 781 288 48

Osborn, John ed., "Valley of Death." , 6 (July/August 1994): 3, 25-63. Originally printed in Coeur d'Alene Press, 1929-1930.

Exhibit 782 288 49

Pacheco, Thomas H. "Indian Bedlands Claims: A Need to Clear the Waters," , Vol. 15:1 (1991), pp. 11-14.

Exhibit 783 288 50

Palmer, Gary B., "Indian Pioneers: Coeur d'Alene Mission Farming from 1842-1876," , Volume 22, Number 1 (Spring, 1981): 65-92.

Exhibit 784 288 51

Palmer, Gary, "Index to Historic Map of Lake Coeur d'Alene," University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 10, 1993; 12 pp.

Exhibit 785 288 52

Parker, Samuel, (Minneapolis: Ross & Haines, 1967 [Originally published 1838]); pp. 228, 290-291, 299, 302 and map.

Exhibit 786 288 53

Paurrault, Joseph. "Township No. 47 North, Range No. 3 West of the Boise Meridian," March 28, 1902; Map. Copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 787 288 54

Pennsylvania. Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Mills v. Buchanan (14 Penn. St. 59); September, 1850.

Exhibit 788 288 55

Post, Frank T. and Samuel Herrick. "Brief on Rehearing of the Washington Water Power Company Permit." In re The Washington Water Power Company Permit. Filed November 16th, 1910). United States Department of the Interior, The Evening Post Job Printing Office, New York. Located at: Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C.; 37 pp.

Exhibit 789 288 56

Post, Frank T., John P. Gray and Samuel Herrick. "Original Brief of the Washington Water Power Company." In re The Washington Water Power Company Permit. Filed May 11th, 1910). United States Department of the Interior, The Evening Post Job Printing Office, New York. Located at: Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C.; 209 pp.

Exhibit 790 288 57

Rands, Harold A. "Township No. 47 North, Range No. 3 West of the Boise Meridian, Idaho, Retraced," Map dated March 28, 1902; Surveyor General of Idaho; copy from archives of the General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management; Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 791 288 58

Rands, Harold A., U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the Survey of....Meanders of, and location of with Exterior of Townsite of Harrison--T. 47 N. R. 4. W. of the Boise Meridian," Vol. 190, pp. 362-428, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho. Portions of this document are also found in Exhibit #141.

Exhibit 792 288 59

Rands, Harold A., U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the Retracement of the Old North Boundary of the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation through Ranges Nos. 1,2, and 3 West of the Boise Meridian," Vol. 190, pp. 264-266 and 278-282, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 793 288 60

Rands, Harold A., U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the New North Boundary of the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation through T. 47 N., Ranges 1, 2 and 3 West of the Boise Meridian," Vol. 190, pp. 307-361, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho. Portions of this exhibit were previously filed as part of Exhibit # 141.

Exhibit 794 288 61

Rands, Harold A., U. S. Deputy Surveyor. "Field Notes of the East and West Boundaries of Township No. 47 North, Range No. 3 West-East Boundary of Township No. 47 North, Range No. 2 West of the Boise Meridian," Vol. 190, pp. 283-291 and 306, microfiche, copy from archives of General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho. Portions of this exhibit were previously filed as part of Exhibit # 141.

Exhibit 795 288 62

Renk, Nancy F., "Off to the Lakes: Vacationing in North Idaho During the Railroad Era, 1885-1915," , vol. 34, no. 2 (Summer, 1990): 2-15.

Exhibit 796 288 63

Richards, Kent D., (Pullman: Washington State University Press, 1993). First published by the Brigham Young University Press, 1979; pp. 127, 140, 225-226 and 249.

Exhibit 797 288 64

Ruby, Robert H. and John A. Brown, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1989); p. 22.

Exhibit 798 288 65

Ruby, Robert H. and John A. Brown, (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1970); p. 156.

Exhibit 799 288 66

Schoolcraft, Henry, , Parts I and V. (Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1853-56); Pt. I, p. 521; Pt. V, pp. 490-491.

Exhibit 800 288 67

Schwantes, Carlos, ed., (Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Press, 1994); pp. 135-136 and 150.

Exhibit 801 288 68

Schwantes, Carlos A., (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1989)

Exhibit 802 288 69

Shanks, John P. C., T. W. Bennett, and Henry W. Reed. "Extracts from Report of Commissioners," , Vol. 1, p. 4, May 16, 1874.

Exhibit 803 288 70

Smalley, Eugene V., , n.p. [Microfilm, University of Washington], n.d [1884]; pp. 832-842.

Exhibit 804 288 71

Smith, Robert Wayne, . (Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 1961), p. 42, 98, 106.

Exhibit 805 288 72

Smits, David D. "The Frontier Army and the Destruction of the Buffalo: 1865-1883," , Volume XXV, Number 3 (Autumn, 1994), pp. 312-338.

Exhibit 806 288 73

Sowder, Charles Jr., "Heyburn State Park: Idaho's Playground," (January 1938) 21-23.

Exhibit 807 288 74

, "Frederick Post, Pioneer, is Dead," August 8, 1908, p. 1.

Exhibit 808 288 75

Stevens, Hazard, , vols. I and II. (Boston: Houghton, Mufflin and Company, 1900); Vol. I, pp. 384-395; Vol. II, map and pp. 17-27, 61, 64-75, 90-91, 120-142, and 230-231.

Exhibit 809 288 76

Thomas, John H. "Botanical explorations in Washington, Oregon, California and adjacent regions," , 3:11, 15 and 44; 1969.

Exhibit 810 288 77

Thompson, David, "David Thompson's Journeys in Idaho," edited by T. C. Elliott, , vol. 11, no. 2 (April, 1920): 97-103; vol. 23 (1932): 18-24, 88-93, 173-76.

Exhibit 811 288 78

, Visitors' Guide Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls (May, 1995): L16.

Exhibit 812 288 79

Uhden, C. F., "System of Washington Water Power Company," v. 33, September 5, 1914, p. 5-7.

Exhibit 813 288 80

United States, Congress, , Vol XLVIII, (Washington: GPO, 1912), p. 8038.

Exhibit 814 288 81

United States, Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, "Lawyer v. Post et al." , vol. 109. July-October, 1901 (St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1901): 512-15.

Exhibit 815 288 82

United States, Congress (Statutes), , vol. XXXI (Washington, D. C.: GPO, 1901), p. 790-791. (31 Stat., 790.)

Exhibit 816 288 83

United States, Congress (Statutes), "An Act to Establish the Territorial Government of Oregon," Aug. 14, 1848, (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1854), pp. 323-331.

Exhibit 817 288 84

United States. Supreme Court. "Railroad Company v. Schurmeir." (7 Wall. 272); December, 1868.

Exhibit 818 288 85

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 1; pp. 27, 32-33, 50, 55, 71-73, 201, 204-208, 213, 233, 241, 257-258, 275, 288-289, and 335-354.

Exhibit 819 288 86

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 2; pp. 432, 438, 463-464, 515-519, 571, 595, 613-615, 628, 639-641, 6673, 729-730, 734, 803, and 811-821.

Exhibit 820 288 87

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 3; pp. 957-962, 973-975, 991, 995-997, 1006-1010, 1053-1057, 1064-1065, 1092, 1247, 1250, 1261, 1270, 1297-1298, 1368-1369, 1375-1377, 1384, 1387-1389, 1399, 1419, and 1429.

Exhibit 821 288 88

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Washington Water Power Company Records. Permit Hearing, 1910; Eastern Washington University Archives. Volume 4; pp. 1442-1445, 1452-1457, 1488, 1496-1503, 1506, 1508-1511, 1516, 1527, 1539, 1576-1578, 1599-1605, 1608-1609, 1616-1617, 1627-1628, 1631, 1637-1638, 1641-1650, 1656-1660, 1669, 1690-1691, 1700-1701, 1708-1711, 1723, 1731-1736, 1749-1751, 1757-1758, 1760-1762, 1767-1768, 1775-1776, 1784-1787, 1801, 1811-1814, 1819, 1831-1834, 1837, and 1841-1842.

Exhibit 822 288 89

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Washington Water Power Company Records. Permit Hearing, 1910; Eastern Washington University Archives. Volume 5; pp. 1852-1864, 1900, 1914-1922, 1933-1936, 1941-1944, 1951, 1980-1982, 1998-1999, 2040-2041, 2067-2068, 2080-2083, 2107-2108, 2113, 2125-2129, 2172, 2187-2188, 2212-2215, 2221-2223, 2241, and 2254-2257.

Exhibit 823 288 90

Exhibit 824 288 91

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 7; pp. 2788, 2799-2800, 2811-2812, 2819-2822, 2868-2871, 2897, 2962, 2970, 3020-3021, 3125, 3131-3132, 3252, 3276-3277, 3282-3297.

Exhibit 825 288 92

United States. Department of the Interior. Records Relating to Legal Action Taken by the Washington Water Power Company Records. Permit Hearing, 1910; Eastern Washington University Archives. Volume 10; 4428-4433, 4441-4442, 4446-4447, 4455, 4457-4459, 4464-4466, 4507-4512, 4516-4519, 4539-4541, 4554-4555, 4558-4564, 4605, 4629-4637, 4648-4649, 4667-4668, 4680-4682, 4694-4695, 4701, 4706-4707, 4712-4713, 4722-4723, 4753, 4757-4764, 4769-4770, 4779-4782, 4810, 4821, 4824-4825, 4843-4846, 4859, 4869-4871, 4914-4916, 4927, 4942-4943, and 4957-4967.

Exhibit 826 288 93

United States. Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 11; pp. 5031-5034, 5038-5040, 5044, 5051, 5057-5061, 5072-5073, 5076-5077, 5096, 5116, 5118-5124, 5142-5143, 5152-5155, 5192-5193, 5209-5211, 5216--5120, 5221-5226, 5241-5242, 5243-5248, 5254, 5318, 5325-5328, 5368-5369, 5885-5386, 5391-5392, and 5399.

Exhibit 827 288 94

United States. Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 12; pp. 5466-5467, 5496-5498, 5521-5526, 5528-5529, 5554-5555, 5567, 5573-5574, 5641-5642, 5644-5648, and 5701-5705.

Exhibit 828 288 95

United States. Department of the Interior Against the Washington Water Power Company, 1909-10. Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office, Unidentified Divisions, Entry 1028, Boxes 1-7. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Volume 13; pp. 5864-5872, 5880-5881, 5890, 5905-5906, 5916-5917, 5932-5933, 5961-5965, 5969-5978, 6032-6036, 6041, 6117-6122, 6132-6134, 6148, 6160, 6174, 6207, 6236-6240, 6252-6254, 6307, and 6378-6381.

Exhibit 829 288 96

Exhibit 830 288 97

Exhibit 831 288 98

United States. Department of the Interior. "Motion for Rehearing In re Departmental Decision." April 22, 1912, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 37, Folder April 1912, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 832 288 99

United States. Department of the Interior. General Land Office. . Government Printing Office: Washington, D. C.; 1902, p. 6.

Exhibit 833 288 100

United States. Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation. . (Boise, ID, 1956); pp. i, 8-9, 20-21, and 31.

Exhibit 834 288 101

United States. Department of the Interior. Bureau of Land Management. . Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1947; pp. 3-6, 230-236 and 363-364.

Exhibit 835 288 102

United States. Congress. The 1953 Submerged Lands Act (67 Stat. 29).

Exhibit 836 288 103

United States. Circuit Court of Idaho. "Spokane Mill Co. v. Post et. al." , Volume 50 (May-August, 1892. West Publishing Co.: St. Paul, 1892, pp. 429-433.

Exhibit 837 288 104

United States, Congress (Statutes), Act of April 30, 1908, Sixtieth Congress, Session I., Ch. 153, 1908. vol. XXXV, Part I. p. 78-79.

Exhibit 838 288 105

United States. General Land Office. Patent. United States of America to Frederick Post. September 22, 1894. Deed Record Book L, p. 623, Kootenai County Courthouse; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 839 288 106

Walker, Deward E., Jr., "Coeur d'Alene," in Mary B. Davis, (New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1994), p. 122-23.

Exhibit 840 288 107

Wardner, Jim, (New York: Anglo-American Publishing Co, 1900); pp. 50-66, 72-73 an 80-82.

Exhibit 841 288 108

Washington Water Power Company, "Hydroelectric Projects of the Washington Water Power Company" (WWPC, 1994); 16 pp.

Exhibit 842 288 109

Wheat, Carl I., , 1540-1861, 5 vols. (San Francisco: The Institute of Historical Cartography, 1957-63). Reprinted by Maurizio Martino Publisher, Storrs-Mansfield, Connecticut; Vol. 2, pp. 40-43, 81-82, 99-111, 149, 155-161, 165-167, 177, 185, 188-189, 205-206, 208, 210, 216-217, 220-221, 224, 240-242, 245-246, 248-249, 251, 256, 261-262, 269 and associated maps; Vol. 3, pp. 35, 39, 41, 44-45, 55-56, 90, 110, 112, 129-130, 162, 251, 253-254, 256, 258-259, 265, 291, 299, 305-306, 325 and associated maps; Vol. 4, pp. 8-13, 35, 37-38, 41, 68, 71-72, 82, 144, 199, 210-211, 239 and associated maps; Vol. 5, Part I, pp. 47-50, 62, 85-98, 105, 118-121, 137, 139, 152, 168, 205-208, 213, 219-222 and associated maps; Vol. 5, Part II, pp. 224, 276-277, 334, 389, 397, 399-401, 413, 440 and associated maps.

Exhibits #843-#1084 289 Exhibit 843 289 1

White to Huntington, April 28, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder April 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 844 289 2

Winser, Henry J., (St. Paul: Northern News Co., 1888); p. 322.

Exhibit 845 289 3

Woodworth-Ney, Laura, "The Conquest of Coeur d'Alene Waterways: Severalty and the Coeur d'Alene Indian Tribe, 1889-1933." Paper read at the Pacific Northwest History Conference; March 24, 1995; Richland, Washington; 15 pp.

Exhibit 846 289 4

Woody, Frank H., "From Missoula to Walla Walla in 1857 on Horseback," , Vol 3, No. 4 (October, 1912): 277-86.

Exhibit 847 289 5

Wright, E. W., ed., (New York: Antiquarian Press, Ltd., 1961); pp. 309, 325, and 398-399.

Exhibit 848 289 6

, August 13, 1906.

Exhibit 849 289 7

, August 14, 1906.

Exhibit 850 289 8

, October 8, 1906.

Exhibit 851 289 9

, November 1, 1906.

Exhibit 852 289 10

, November 17, 1906.

Exhibit 853 289 11

, January 26, 1907.

Exhibit 854 289 12

, April 6, 1907.

Exhibit 855 289 13

, August 6, 1907.

Exhibit 856 289 14

, August 9, 1907.

Exhibit 857 289 15

, August 29, 1907.

Exhibit 858 289 16

, October 12, 1907

Exhibit 859 289 17

, December 19, 1907.

Exhibit 860 289 18

, January 8, 1908.

Exhibit 861 289 19

, January 27, 1908.

Exhibit 862 289 20

, February 8, 1908.

Exhibit 863 289 21

, April 4, 1908.

Exhibit 864 289 22

, April 6, 1908.

Exhibit 865 289 23

, March 16, 1872, p. 2, "A Crying Evil."

Exhibit 866 289 24

, April 6, 1872, p. 2, "Jurisdiction upon the Nez Perce Reserve."

Exhibit 867 289 25

, May 25, 1872, p. 2, "A New Reservation."

Exhibit 868 289 26

, May 25, 1872, p. 2, "Information for Settlers."

Exhibit 869 289 27

, June 22, 1872, p. 2, "Indians Troubling Whites."

Exhibit 870 289 28

, June 29, 1872, p. 2, "Letter from Spokan Bridge."

Exhibit 871 289 29

, August 3, 1872, p. 2, "A New Indian Reservation."

Exhibit 872 289 30

, September 21, 1872, p. 2, "Over the Route."

Exhibit 873 289 31

, September 21, 1872, p. 2, "Col. Sanford's Exploring Trip."

Exhibit 874 289 32

, September 28, 1872, p. 2, "Petition for Mail Service."

Exhibit 875 289 33

, February 8, 1873, "Indian Warfare."

Exhibit 876 289 34

, March 1, 1873, "Our Indians Again."

Exhibit 877 289 35

, May 3, 1873, "Indian Condition and Policy."

Exhibit 878 289 36

, Lewiston, Idaho, May 17, 1873, p. 2, letter, Father Cataldo.

Exhibit 879 289 37

, May 24, 1873, p. 3, "Feeling Among the Indians."

Exhibit 880 289 38

, June 28, 1873, p. 3, letter, Andrew Seltice.

Exhibit 881 289 39

, August 2, 1873, p. 3, "Local Intelligence."

Exhibit 882 289 40

, September 13, 1873, p. 2, "The Coeur d'Alene Reserve."

Exhibit 883 289 41

, October 4, 1873, "The Coeur d'Alene Reserve."

Exhibit 884 289 42

, November 8, 1873, p. 2, "Shanks on Indians."

Exhibit 885 289 43

, November 29, 1873, p. 2, "The Indian Muddle."

Exhibit 886 289 44

, November 29, 1873, p. 3, "Lapwai Letter."

Exhibit 887 289 45

, November 29, 1873, p. 4, "Gen. Shanks on Indians."

Exhibit 888 289 46

, February 7, 1874, p. 1, "A New Reservation."

Exhibit 889 289 47

, February 14, 1874, p. 2, "That Reservation Bill."

Exhibit 890 289 48

, February 21, 1874, p. 2, "Coming to Reason."

Exhibit 891 289 49

, March 21, 1874, p. 2, "Letter from Walla Walla" and "Shanks' Scheme Defeated."

Exhibit 892 289 50

, June 27, 1874, p. 1, "Shanks, Without a Pair."

Exhibit 893 289 51

, January 6, 1872, "From the North."

Exhibit 894 289 52

, May 23, 1872, p. 3.

Exhibit 895 289 53

, July 4, 1872, p. 2.

Exhibit 896 289 54

, August 15, 1872, "Department of Interior."

Exhibit 897 289 55

, August 20, 1872, "Communication from the Governor."

Exhibit 898 289 56

, January 14, 1873, p. 1.

Exhibit 899 289 57

, January 14, 1873, p. 2.

Exhibit 900 289 58

, February 13, 1873, p. 2, "Indian Inspectors."

Exhibit 901 289 59

, March 25, 1873, p. 3, "From Washington."

Exhibit 902 289 60

, April 22, 1873, p. 2.

Exhibit 903 289 61

, April 26, 1873. p. 2, "Indian Matters in Idaho."

Exhibit 904 289 62

, May 3, 1873, p. 2, "Petition."

Exhibit 905 289 63

, July 1, 1873, p. 3.

Exhibit 906 289 64

, October 23, 1873, p. 3, "Oneida County."

Exhibit 907 289 65

, October 25, 1873, p. 2, "Indians."

Exhibit 908 289 66

, November 22, 1873, p. 2, "Fort Hall Treaty a Success."

Exhibit 909 289 67

, November 29, 1873, p. 2, "Indian Agent J. B. Monteith."

Exhibit 910 289 68

, April 13, 1906.

Exhibit 911 289 69

, December 7, 1906.

Exhibit 912 289 70

, February 1, 1907.

Exhibit 913 289 71

, April 26, 1907.

Exhibit 914 289 72

, May 10, 1907.

Exhibit 915 289 73

, May 24, 1907.

Exhibit 916 289 74

, August 9, 1907.

Exhibit 917 289 75

, February 28, 1908.

Exhibit 918 289 76

, March 20, 1908.

Exhibit 919 289 77

, May 29, 1908.

Exhibit 920 289 78

, August 21, 1908.

Exhibit 921 289 79

, December 25, 1908.

Exhibit 922 289 80

, March 12, 1909.

Exhibit 923 289 81

, March 19, 1909.

Exhibit 924 289 82

, April 8, 1910.

Exhibit 925 289 83

, April 22, 1910.

Exhibit 926 289 84

, April 29, 1910.

Exhibit 927 289 85

, May 6, 1910.

Exhibit 928 289 86

, May 13, 1910.

Exhibit 929 289 87

, July 8 1910.

Exhibit 930 289 88

, August 5, 1910.

Exhibit 931 289 89

, October 21, 1910.

Exhibit 932 289 90

, December 23, 1910.

Exhibit 933 289 91

, January 13, 1911.

Exhibit 934 289 92

, February 10, 1911.

Exhibit 935 289 93

, February 24, 1911.

Exhibit 936 289 94

, March 31, 1911.

Exhibit 937 289 95

, June 2, 1911.

Exhibit 938 289 96

, June 30, 1911.

Exhibit 939 289 97

, July 21, 1911.

Exhibit 940 289 98

, August 4, 1911.

Exhibit 941 289 99

, December 15, 1911.

Exhibit 942 289 100

, January 5, 1912.

Exhibit 943 289 101

, June 21, 1912.

Exhibit 944 289 102

, June 6, 1913.

Exhibit 945 289 103

, April 22, 1903.

Exhibit 946 289 104

, December 6, 1903.

Exhibit 947 289 105

, March 5, 1904

Exhibit 948 289 106

, April 29, 1904.

Exhibit 949 289 107

, September 7, 1904.

Exhibit 950 289 108

, January 18, 1905.

Exhibit 951 289 109

, October 1, 1905.

Exhibit 952 289 110

, January 18, 1910.

Exhibit 953 289 111

, December 12, 1911.

Exhibit 954 289 112

, June 22, 1872, p. 2, "The New Indian Reserve."

Exhibit 955 289 113

, June 22, 1872, p. 2, "The Colville Reservation."

Exhibit 956 289 114

, July 13, 1872, p. 2, "The New Reserve" and "The Colville Reservation."

Exhibit 957 289 115

, July 27, 1872, p. 2, "A New Indian Reserve."

Exhibit 958 289 116

, August 3, 1872, p. 2, "Indian Matters."

Exhibit 959 289 117

, March 1, 1873, p. 2, "Indian Movements."

Exhibit 960 289 118

, May 10, 1873, "Indian Matters."

Exhibit 961 289 119

, May 17, 1873, p. 2, "Indians All Peaceable."

Exhibit 962 289 120

, July 18, 1873, p. 2, "Indian Affairs."

Exhibit 963 289 121

, September 20, 1873, p. 2, "The Coeur d'Alene Reserve."

Exhibit 964 289 122

, October 11, 1873, "Gov. Bennett Explains."

Exhibit 965 289 123

, January 24, 1874, p. 2, "A New Reservation."

Exhibit 966 289 124

, January 31, 1874, p. 2, "That New Reservation."

Exhibit 967 289 125

Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs to George S. McLaren, May 5, 1908, RG. 75, 90805/07, National Archives.

Exhibit 968 289 126

Anon. to C. F. Adams, November 9, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 969 289 127

Assistant Secretary of the General Land Office to Secretary of the Interior, June 15, 1911, Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files, Record Group 48, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, File No. 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 970 289 128

Benham to Huntington , March 7, 1902, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1902, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 971 289 129

Bleecker to Herrick, February 24, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 972 289 130

Bleecker to Herrick, March 18, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 973 289 131

Bleecker to Herrick, April 2, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 974 289 132

Bleecker to Knight, September 7, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 975 289 133

Complaint, D. E. Hall v. WWPC, October 18, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 976 289 134

Complaint in the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District of the State of Idaho, Kootenai County v. Washington Water Power Company, January 27, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 977 289 135

Crane, A. A., Statement of The Washington Water Power Company, 1908, Record Group 75, File 90805/07, National Archives.

Exhibit 978 289 136

Crauston (?) to Huntington, December 7, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 979 289 137

Deed, Quit Claim Deed, Frederick Post to R. K. Neill, August 1, 1900, recorded in Book U of Deeds, p. 166-67, Kootenai County Recorders Office, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 980 289 138

Deed, Frederick Post to R. K. Neill, August 1, 1900, recorded in Book U of Deeds, p. 168-69, Kootenai County Recorders Office, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 981 289 139

Deed, Quit Claim Deed, Frederick Post and wife to R. K. Neill, January 18, 1902, recorded in Book 1 of Deeds, p. 9-10, Kootenai County Recorders Office, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 982 289 140

Deed, Indenture, Idaho Lumber and Manufacturing Company to Washington Water Power Company, December 17, 1904, Deed Record Book 9, p. 460-63, Kootenai County Recorders Office, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 983 289 141

Deed, Indenture, Alice L. Martin and A. M. Martin to Washington Water Power Company, December 17, 1904, Deed Record Book 9, p. 464-65, Kootenai County Recorders Office, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 984 289 142

Deed, Heyburn State Park, Patent No. 213295, June 29, 1911, Bureau of Land Management Archives, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 985 289 143

Dietrich, Frank S., Instructions to Referees, WWPC v. Charles Waters, et al. and WWPC v. John L. Ferguson, et al., Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder August 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 986 289 144

Doty, Elmer vs. Washington Water Power Company, Affidavit of H. L. Bleecker, p. 3-5. Case #2213, in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Kootenai, State of Idaho. Film #33, meter 141, Kootenai County Court Records, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Exhibit 987 289 145

Fisher to Director of the Geological Survey, April 20, 1911, Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files, Record Group 48, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, File No. 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 988 289 146

Gaskill v. WWPC, Brief of Appellant, filed August 16, 1909, p. 9-18, 23-24, 34. Appellant No. 1564, Box 47, folder 71, Supreme Court of the State of Idaho, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 989 289 147

Gaskill v. WWPC, Petition for Rehearing, filed November 17, 1909, p. 4. Appellant No. 1564, Box 47, folder 71, Supreme Court of the State of Idaho, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 990 289 148

Hauke to Secretary of the Interior, Oct. 10, 1912, Record Group 75, File 90805/07, National Archives.

Exhibit 991 289 149

Hawley to Heyburn, May 15, 1912, Hawley papers, Governors' files, Box 5, Folder 39, Idaho State Archives, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 992 289 150

Herrick to Bleecker, March 23, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 993 289 151

Herrick to Bleecker, April 9, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 994 289 152

Herrick to Bleecker, August 2, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 995 289 153

Heyburn to Hawley, May 20, 1912, Hawley papers, Governors' files, Box 5, Folder 39, Idaho State Archives, Boise, Idaho.

Exhibit 996 289 154

Huntington to Anderson, March 17, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 21, Folder A, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 997 289 155

Huntington to Anderson, March 27, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 21, Folder A, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 998 289 156

Huntington to Crane, October 4, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 999 289 157

Huntington to Darlington, September 9, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 21, Folder D, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1000 289 158

Huntington to Gray & Knight, May 3, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1001 289 159

Huntington to Neil, January 7, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1903, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1002 289 160

Huntington to Penrose, February 14, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1003 289 161

Huntington to Perks, May 4, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1909, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1004 289 162

Huntington to Receiver, U. S. Land Office, October 14, 1902, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1902, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1005 289 163

Huntington to Richards, September 19, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1006 289 164

Huntington to Thorndike, August 17, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder August, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1007 289 165

Huntington to White, April 10, 1908, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1908, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1008 289 166

Huntington to White, February 15, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder February, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1009 289 167

Huntington to White, February 24, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder February, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1010 289 168

Huntington to White, April 8, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder April, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1011 289 169

Huntington to White, April 29, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder April, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1012 289 170

Huntington to White, May 15, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder May, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1013 289 171

Huntington to White, February 12, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder January-March, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1014 289 172

Huntington to White, March 26, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1015 289 173

Huntington to White, August 1, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1016 289 174

Huntington to White, August 2, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1017 289 175

Huntington to White, August 3, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1018 289 176

Huntington to White, August 5, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1019 289 177

Huntington to White, September 2, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1020 289 178

Huntington to White, telegram, September 15, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder July-September, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1021 289 179

Huntington to White, March 17, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder March 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1022 289 180

Huntington to White, April 3, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder April 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1023 289 181

Huntington to White, June 23, 1911, (with copy of Seltice statement),Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder June 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1024 289 182

Huntington to White, July 11, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder July 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1025 289 183

Huntington to White, August 7, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder August 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1026 289 184

Huntington to White, August 9, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder August 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1027 289 185

Huntington to White, August 10, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder August 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1028 289 186

Huntington to White, December 11, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 37, Folder December 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1029 289 187

Huntington to White, May 13, 1912, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 37, Folder May 1912, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1030 289 188

Huntington to White, March 12, 1913, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 38, Folder March 1913, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1031 289 189

Jones, A. A. to Senator Henry L. Myers, February 12, 1914, Record Group 75, Coeur d'Alene 313-1907, 90805, File No. 90805/07, National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Exhibit 1032 289 190

Knight to Bleecker, April 5, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1033 289 191

Knight to Bleecker, November 14, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1034 289 192

Knight to Bleecker, November 18, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1035 289 193

Knight to MacCalla, March 22, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1036 289 194

Knight to Shaw, March 28, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1037 289 195

Knight to Shaw, May 13, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1038 289 196

Knight to WWPC, January 18, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1039 289 197

Knight to WWPC, September 3, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1040 289 198

Knight to WWPC, September 9, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1041 289 199

Lane to Borah, May 26, 1913, Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, Box 13, Folder 5; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1042 289 200

"List of Officers having served since date of Incorporation to October 31, 1939," Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, Box 17, Folder 15; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1043 289 201

Neill to Richards, February 13, 1902, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1902, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1044 289 202

Office of Indian Affairs, Memorandum in re flooding of certain lands in Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Idaho, by the Washington Water Power Company, undated, RG. 75, 90805/07, National Archives.

Exhibit 1045 289 203

Post to Bleecker, March 7, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder March 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1046 289 204

Post to White, November 28, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 37, Folder November 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1047 289 205

Rankin to Bleecker, January 9, 1913, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 14, Folder 1913, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1048 289 206

Richards to Huntington, September 21, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1049 289 207

Richards to Secretary of the Interior, August 27, 1902, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1902, Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1050 289 208

Richards to White, August 18, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1051 289 209

Richards to White, August 21, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1052 289 210

Richards (?) to White, August 23, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1053 289 211

Richards to White, January 28, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1054 289 212

Richards to White, May 21, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1055 289 213

Richards to White, February 6, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1903, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1056 289 214

Richards to White, March 18, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1903, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1057 289 215

Richards to White, March 30, 1903, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1903, Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1058 289 216

Richards to White, July 28, 1904, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1905 [sic], Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1059 289 217

Richards to White, October 12, 1904, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1905 [sic], Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1060 289 218

Richards to White, October 24, 1904, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1905 [sic], Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1061 289 219

Richards to White, September 12, 1906, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1906, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1062 289 220

Richards to White, September 6, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1063 289 221

Richards to White, telegram, November 21, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1064 289 222

Richards to White, December 17, 1906 [1907], Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1065 289 223

Richards to White, December 28, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1066 289 224

Richards to White, January 6, 1908, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1908, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1067 289 225

Richards to White, February 8, 1908, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1908, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1068 289 226

Richards to White, June 28, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder June, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1069 289 227

Richards to White, August 11, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder August, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1070 289 228

Richards to White, August 18, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder August, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1071 289 229

Richards to White, December 1, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder December, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1072 289 230

Richards to White, December 3, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder December, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1073 289 231

Richards to White, December 4, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder December, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1074 289 232

Richards to White, December 15, 1909, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 34, Folder December, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1075 289 233

Richards to White, March 29, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder March 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1076 289 234

Richards to White, May 26, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder May 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1077 289 235

Secretary to James S. Sherman, April 27, 1908, Record Group 75, File 90805/07, National Archives.

Exhibit 1078 289 236

Smith to Secretary of Interior, May 1, 1911, Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files, Record Group 48, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, File No. 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 1079 289 237

Taggart to Huntington, May 23, 1904, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1904, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1080 289 238

Towles to Shaw, October 27, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 13, Folder 1910, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1081 289 239

Valentine to Director of Geological Survey, May 5, 1911, Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files, Record Group 48, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, File No. 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 1082 289 240

Valentine to Secretary, January 29, 1909, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, RG 48, File 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 1083 289 241

W.W.P.Co.-A-2, "Property," n.d., Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 1, Folder 20, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1084 289 242

Washington Water Power Company v. Waters et al, No. 1696, Brief of Appellant, filed July 9, 1910, p. 5-7; Box 53, folder 79, Idaho Supreme Court Records, Boise, ID.

Exhibits #1085-#1218 290 Exhibit 1085 290 1

Washington Water Power Company v. Waters et al, No. 1696, Bleecker, H. L. Affidavit; Transcript on Appeal, pp. 272-280. Box 53, folder 79, Idaho Supreme Court Records, Boise, ID.

Exhibit 1086 290 2

Washington Water Power Company v. Waters et al, No. 1696, MacCalla, C. S. Testimony; Transcript on Appeal filed June 15, 1910, p. 201-8; Box 53, folder 79, Idaho Supreme Court Records, Boise, ID.

Exhibit 1087 290 3

Washington Water Power Company, "Reclassification of Electric Plant, Statements 'A' to 'I', Inclusive," p. 30-32, 38-40, 143, prepared for the Federal Power Commission, 1939, Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, microfilm; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1088 290 4

Weeks to Huntington, n.d., Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1906, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1089 290 5

Weeks to Huntington, December 15, 1906, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 12, Folder 1906, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1090 290 6

Wells to First Assistant Secretary, May 8, 1911, Department of the Interior, Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files, Record Group 48, General Land Office, Indian Reservations, Coeur d'Alene, File No. 2-9, Box 608, April 11, 1907-Mar. 5, 1912, National Archives.

Exhibit 1091 290 7

White to Huntington, March 21, 1910, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 35, Folder January-March, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1092 290 8

White to Huntington, April 5, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder April 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1093 290 9

White to Huntington, June 17, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder June 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1094 290 10

White to Huntington, June 27, 1911, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 36, Folder June 1911, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1095 290 11

White to Richards, May 8, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1096 290 12

White to Richards, May 21, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1097 290 13

White to Richards, May 23, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1098 290 14

White to Richards, August 23, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1099 290 15

White to Richards, November 9, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1100 290 16

White to Richards, December 11, 1900, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1900, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1101 290 17

White to Richards, January 24, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1102 290 18

White to Richards, February 5, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1103 290 19

White to Richards, April 11, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1104 290 20

White to Richards, August 29, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1105 290 21

White to Richards, September 21, 1901, Washington Water Power Compnay Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1106 290 22

White to Richards, November 7, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1107 290 23

White to Richards, November 14, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1108 290 24

White to Richards, December 2, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1109 290 25

White to Richards, December 5, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1110 290 26

White to Richards, December 28, 1901, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 11, Folder 1901, Washington State University Archives, Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1111 290 27

White to Richards, August 8, 1906, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1906, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1112 290 28

White to Richards, November 28, 1906, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 31, Folder 1906, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1113 290 29

White to Richards, December 20, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1114 290 30

White to Richards, December 31, 1907, Washington Water Power Company Records, Box 32, Folder 1907, Washington State University Archives; Pullman, Washington.

Exhibit 1115 290 31

Worley and Sams to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, April 4, 1908, Record Group 75, Coeur d'Alene 313-1907, 90805, File No. 90805/07, National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Exhibit 1116 290 32

Borah to Secretary of the Interior, March 19, 1913,Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, Box 13, Folder 5; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1117 290 33

Rankin to Huntington, April 3, 1913, Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, Box 13, Folder 5; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1118 290 34

Rankin to Huntington, June 6, 1913, Washington Water Power Company Records, SPC 972-0006, Box 13, Folder 5; Eastern Washington University Archives, Cheney, WA.

Exhibit 1119 290 35

Anon. . Spokane, Washington: Western Historical Publishing Company, 1903, pp. 756-759, 971-975

Exhibit 1120 290 36

Boag, Peter G. . Berkeley: University of California Press, 1992, pp. 3, 10, 12-17.

Exhibit 1121 290 37

Brookings Institution, Institute for Government Research. . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1928.

Exhibit 1122 290 38

Buckley, Cornelius M. . Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1989.

Exhibit 1123 290 39

Chance, David H. "Influences of the Hudson's Bay Company on the Native Cultures of the Colvile [sic?] District," , 7 (1973): pp. 42-43, 69-70, 106-109.

Exhibit 1124 290 40

Clark, Ella E. . Berkeley: University of California Press, 1953, pp. 74-75.

Exhibit 1125 290 41

Cronon, William. . New York: Hill & Wang, 1983.

Exhibit 1126 290 42

Davies, John (ed.). . Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1980, pp. 64-65, 82.

Exhibit 1127 290 43

Hart, E. Richard. "Karl A. Geyer at Coeur d'Alene, 1843-1844," HWA, October 25, 1995.

Exhibit 1128 290 44

Deutsch, Herman J. "Indian and White in the Inland Empire: The Contest for the Land, 1880-1912," , 47 (1956): pp. 44-51.

Exhibit 1129 290 45

[Diomedi, Alexander]. "Mission Sacratissimi Cordis Jesu Among the Coeur d'Alene," (Sacred Heart Mission Papers, Mss. IV, Oregon Province Archives, Crosby Library, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington [hereafter SHMP]), pp. 1-2, 4-5.

Exhibit 1130 290 46

Driver, Harold E. and William C. Massey. "Comparative Studies of North American Indians," , n.s. 47 (1957): 284-287.

Exhibit 1131 290 47

Dunn, J. P., Jr. . New York: Harpers, 1886, p. 305.

Exhibit 1132 290 48

Ewan, Joseph. . Denver: University of Denver Press, 1950, pp. 214-215.

Exhibit 1133 290 49

Franchere, Gabriel. . ed. by W. Kaye Lamb, Publications of the Champlain Society, Vol. 45. Toronto: Champlain Society, 1969, p. 150.

Exhibit 1134 290 50

Gray, William H. "The Unpublished Journal of William H. Gray from December, 1836 to October, 1837," , 15 (1913): pp. 15, 77.

Exhibit 1135 290 51

Gunther, Erna. "The Westward Movement of Some Plains Traits," , N.S. 52 (1950): 176-177.

Exhibit 1136 290 52

Haines, Francis. "The Northward Spread of Horses among the Plains Indians," , n. s. 40 (1938): 430, 435-436.

Exhibit 1137 290 53

Hunn, Eugene S. "Mobility as a Factor Limiting Resource Use in the Columbia Plateau of North America," in Nancy M. Williams and Eugene S. Hunn, eds., Resource Managers: . Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1982, pp. 23-33.

Exhibit 1138 290 54

Hunn, Eugene S. . Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1990, pp. 170-179.

Exhibit 1139 290 55

Joset, Joseph, S. J. "The Coeur d'Alene Mission and Its Church," mss XLII, SHMP.

Exhibit 1140 290 56

Kinney, J. P. . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1937, pp. 265-266.

Exhibit 1141 290 57

Lewis, Henry T. "Fire Technology and Resource Management in Aboriginal North America and Australia," in Williams and Hunn, , 53-58

Exhibit 1142 290 58

Meinig, D. W. . Seattle: University of Washington Press, pp. 23-25, 70-72.

Exhibit 1143 290 59

Merk, Frederick. . Harvard Historical Studies, Vol. 31 (Cambridge, Mass.,: Harvard University Press, 1931), pp. xxvi, 47-50, 105, 111, 134, 266, 270, 310, 338.

Exhibit 1144 290 60

Wildsho, Peter; Peter Mocktelmy [sic]; et. al., petition to Commissioner of Indian Affairs and Secretary of the Interior, 1906, items 31247 and 31460, Letters Received, 1881-1907, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Exhibit 1145 290 61

Otis, D. S. . ed. by Francis Paul Prucha. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1973, pp. 93-94.

Exhibit 1146 290 62

Painter, H. M. "The Coming of the Horse," , 2 (1946): pp. 155-157.

Exhibit 1147 290 63

Palmer, Gary B. "Indian Pioneers: Migration to Ni'lokhwalqw (DeSmet)," unpublished paper presented at 80th annual meeting, American Anthropological Association, December, 1981, pp. 2, 5-18.

Exhibit 1148 290 64

Philp, Kenneth R. "John Collier and the Controversy over the Wheeler-Howard Bill," in Jane F. Smith and Robert M. Kvasnicka, eds., (Washington, D.C.: Howard University Press, 1976), pp. 185-186.

Exhibit 1149 290 65

Pyne, Stephen J. . Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1982, pp. 71-83.

Exhibit 1150 290 66

Rich, E. E. (ed.). , Publications of the Champlain Society, Hudson's Bay Company Series, Vol. 10 (Toronto: Champlain Society, 1947), pp. 49, 68-69.

Exhibit 1151 290 67

Robbins, William G. "Landscape and Environment: Ecological Change in the Intermontane Northwest," 84 (1993): pp. 140-149.

Exhibit 1152 290 68

Ruby, Robert H. and John A. Brown. . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1972, pp. 7-8, 18-20, 48, 59, 288.

Exhibit 1153 290 69

Sams, W. B. and Charles O. Worley to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, January 30, 1908, file 8214-08-Coeur d'Alene 307.2, Central Office Files, 1907-1939, Bureau of Indian Affairs (Record Group 75, National Archives, Washington, D. C.), microcopy M-595, reel 51.

Exhibit 1154 290 70

Scott, Orland A. . Coeur d'Alene, Idaho: by the author, 1907, pp. 39, 115, 119, 229-231.

Exhibit 1155 290 71

Seltice, Joseph. note on present conditions, n. d. [ca. 1939], Correspondence of Chief Joseph Seltice, SHMP.

Exhibit 1156 290 72

, Nov. 4, 1938

Exhibit 1157 290 73

, June 17, 1905; March 1, 1907

Exhibit 1158 290 74

United States. Congress. . 62nd Congress., 2nd Session, p. 2702.

Exhibit 1159 290 75

United States. Congress. Senate. . Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1934, pp. 16992-16998.

Exhibit 1160 290 76

, March 23, 1866.

Exhibit 1161 290 77

[Weibel, George F.] "Fifty Years of a Peaceful Conquest," , 5 (1914): p. 528.

Exhibit 1162 290 78

White, Richard. . Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1980, pp. 20-23, 32-33.

Exhibit 1163 290 79

Bischoff, William. . Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton, Press, 1945.

Exhibit 1164 290 80

DeSmet, Pierre-Jean, (Philadelphia: M. Fithian, 1843), p. 122, 210.

Exhibit 1165 290 81

Hart, I. W. (ed.) , Volume II. Caxton Printers, Ltd.: Caldwell, Idaho; 1912; pp. 2014-2016, 2022-2024, and 2085-2089.

Exhibit 1166 290 82

Interview with Felix Aripa; Tribal Memory Project, June 24, 1981, Interviewer Lavinia Felsman, pages 1-9.

Exhibit 1167 290 83

Stories of Stanislas Aripa in the Coeur d'Alene Language, "Coyote Eats his Own Marrow," TMP, recorded circa 1950, translated in July, 1982 by Lavinia Felsman and Gary Palmer, Department of Anthropology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada, diskette 9B, pages 10-12.

Exhibit 1168 290 84

Stories of Stanislas Aripa in the Coeur d'Alene Language, "The Desmet Mission School and the Government Service Trip to Washington", translated by Palmer and Felsman, July, 1982. Stories of Stanislas Aripa in the Coeur d'Alene Language, "The Smallpox Epidemic and the Great Chief on High," translated by Palmer and Felsman, July, 1982, pages 13-39.

Exhibit 1169 290 85

Stories of Stanislas Aripa in the Coeur d'Alene Language, "Toad and the Son of Light," translated by Palmer and Felsman, July, 1982, pages 40-45.

Exhibit 1170 290 86

Interview with Joe Vincent Basa, November 12, 1982, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman, pages 46-59.

Exhibit 1171 290 87

"Coeur d'Alene Indians." manuscript history by F. Tom Connolly and Gary Palmer for the Idaho Humanities Forum, n.d., pages 60-62.

Exhibit 1172 290 88

Interview with Kathrine Pascal Finley, April 6, 1981, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman, pages 63-65.

Exhibit 1173 290 89

Interview with Donald George, July 20, 1983, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman pages 66-68.

Exhibit 1174 290 90

Interview with Donald and Lucy George, July or August, 1980, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman, pages 69-71.

Exhibit 1175 290 91

"Post Falls Historical Society Special Dedication Edition--Qlemiln Riverside Park," Article title, "The Indian Sage," by Paschal George first published in , June 1939, reprinted in July 1980, 2nd. reprint June 1981, edited by Su Harms, pages 72-74.

Exhibit 1176 290 92

"This is Bill Meshell's Story," Interview with Bill Meshell, April 3, 1981, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman (original date Sept. 15, 1983), pages 75-81.

Exhibit 1177 290 93

Interview with Bill Meshell at home, Desmet, Idaho, June 18, 1982, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman, pages 82-86.

Exhibit 1178 290 94

Interview with Bill Meshell, at his home, "Another Coyote," July 8, 1981, pages 87-91.

Exhibit 1179 290 95

Interview with Evelyn Ford, with Mrs. Ann Mary Moctelme and Father Cornelius Byrne, June, 1982, transcribed and translated by Lavinia Felsman and Gary Palmer, pages 92-107.

Exhibit 1180 290 96

Interview with Catherine Pascal, May 5, 1985

Exhibit 1181 290 97

"Memoirs of Basil Peone: Chief Peter Moctelme, An Indian Herodotus," copied from , n.d., pages 115-117.

Exhibit 1182 290 98

Interview with Herman Seltice, July 20, 1983, interviewed by Lavinia Felsman, pages 118-128.

Exhibit 1183 290 99

Interview with Margaret Stensgar, September 22, 1980, interviewed by Dusty Seylor; and July 13, 1983, interviewed by Lavinia Lelsman; pages 129-152.

Exhibit 1184 290 100

"Traditional and Historic Use of Lake Chatcolet By the Coeur d'Alene Tribe," paper prepared for Oral History Session, Lake Chatcolet, July 14, 1982, by Dr. Gary Palmer, Project Humanist; and Lavinia Felsman, Project Interviewer pages 153-159.

Exhibit 1185 290 101

Interviews with Lawrence Aripa (June 10, 1993), Felix Aripa (June 12, 1993) and Ann Samuels (June 12, 1993) by Robert McCarl for the Institute of the North American West. Interviews were held respectively in Lovell Valley and Worley, Idaho. Lawrence Aripa Page 1-22, Ann Samuels, Page 23-42 Felix Aripa, pages 43-64

Exhibit 1186 290 102

Release forms from Lawrence Aripa, Felix Aripa, and Ann Samuels. Photographs of subjects also included.

Exhibit 1187 290 103

Hart, E. Richard. "Official United States Surveys of River and Lake Beds and Banks," May 10, 1996, HWA.

Exhibit 1188 290 104

Watkins, Marilyn P. "Coeur d'Alene Indian Use of Reservation Bed and Banks, 1880-1910," Table and Map.

Exhibit 1189 290 105

Hart, E. Richard. "The Efficacy of the 1873 Coeur D'alene Executive Order," Hart West & Associates, Prepared for the United States Department of Justice, , Civil #92-35703, July 19, 1997.

Exhibit 1190 290 106

United States. Statutes at Large, I, pp. 51-53. "Northwest Ordinance," July 13, 1787.

Exhibit 1191 290 107

Brewster, Benjamin Harris to Secretary of the Interior, January 17, 1882, "Indian Reservations," Attorney General Opinion (17 U.S. Op. Atty. Gen. 258)

Exhibit 1192 290 108

Brown, Everett Somerville. . University of California Press: Berkeley, 1920, pp. 14-109.

Exhibit 1193 290 109

Burton, Lloyd. . University of Kansas Press: Lawrence, 1991.

Exhibit 1194 290 110

Chaput, Donald. "Generals, Indian Agents, Politicians: The Doolittle Survey of 1865," ; July, 1972 (Volume III, Number 3), pp. 268-282.

Exhibit 1195 290 111

Clark, Blue, (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1994), pp. x, 1-3, 7, 14-16, 19-21, 27, 29, 54-55, 67-68, 71, 77-78, 82, 108, 133, and 140-141.

Exhibit 1196 290 112

Cohen, Felix S., , Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor (Washington, DC: GPO, 1943), pp. 299-302.

Exhibit 1197 290 113

Commager, Henry Steele. . New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1963, pp. 238-242.

Exhibit 1198 290 114

Debo, Angie. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1970.

Exhibit 1199 290 115

Donaldson, Thomas. . Johnson Reprint Corporation: New York and London, 1970 (Originally published GPO: Washington, 1884; a publication of the Public Land Commission), pp. v-xvi, 1-27, 90-107, 152-199, 214-223, 240-255, 294-297, 332-356, 363-364, 454, 456, 517, 529, 533, 541, 549-551, 598-599, 639, 668, 696-710, 727, 730, 743, 968-969, 979, 1014-1047, 1187, 1202, 1215, 1242-1247, 1250-1259, 1278, 1282-1284, maps and tables.

Exhibit 1200 290 116

Ericsson, Robert J., "The Navigation Servitude and Reserved Indian Property: Does the Rule of No Compensation Apply to Indian Interest in Navigable Waters?" , 1979, 57-76.

Exhibit 1201 290 117

Foner, Eric. . New York: Harper & Row, 1988.

Exhibit 1202 290 118

Frazer, Robert W. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1965, pp. 103-104.

Exhibit 1203 290 119

Garland, A. H. to Secretary of the Interior, "Opinion," February 28, 1877 [sic, 1887]. (18 U.S. Op. Atty. Gen. 557)

Exhibit 1204 290 120

Garland, A. H. to the Secretary of the Interior, March 29, 1885, "Old Winnebago and Crow Creek Reservation," Opinion of the Attorney General (18 U.S. Op. Atty. Gen. 141)

Exhibit 1205 290 121

Gates, Paul Wallace. . New York: Arno Press, 1979, pp. 205-206 and 209-210

Exhibit 1206 290 122

Gates, Paul W. , Arno Press: New York, 1979, pp. iv-v, xi, 370, 653-654, and 663-665.

Exhibit 1207 290 123

Gibson, Arrell Morgan. : Prehistory to the Present. Lexington: D.C. Heath and Company, 1980.

Exhibit 1208 290 124

Hart, E. Richard. "Boundaries of Zuni Land: With Emphasis on Details Relating to Incidents Occurring 1846-1946," expert testimony submitted to the United States Court of Claims, Docket 161-79L, March 1980, Vol. 1, pp. 91-93 and Vol. 2, p. 89.

Exhibit 1209 290 125

Hart, E. Richard. "The Zuni Mountains: Chronology of an Environmental Disaster," expert testimony submitted to the United States Claims Court, Dockets 327-81L and 224-84L, September 11, 1988, pp. 67 and 126-132.

Exhibit 1210 290 126

Hart, E. Richard (ed.) . University Press of Kansas: Lawrence, 1995, pp. 68-69, 275-276 and 285, includes Tyler, Lyman. "Zuni Indians Under the Laws of Spain, Mexico, and the United States."

Exhibit 1211 290 127

Hoxie, Frederick E. "The End of the Savage: Indian Policy in the United States Senate, 1880-1900," , Volume LV, Number 2 (Summer, 1977), pp. 157-179.

Exhibit 1212 290 128

Hundley, Norris, Jr., "The Dark and Bloody Ground of Indian Water Rights: Confusion Elevated to Principle," , vol. IX, No. 4, (October 1978): 455-82.

Exhibit 1213 290 129

Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada. . Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada: Reno, 1976, pp. 65-66.

Exhibit 1214 290 130

Johnson, Edward C. . Walker River Paiute Tribe: Schurz, Nevada; 1975, pp. 28 and 39.

Exhibit 1215 290 131

Johnson, Edward C. "Walker River," . Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada: Reno, 1976, p. 96

Exhibit 1216 290 132

Kappler, Charles J. (compiler and editor) , Vol. IV (Laws compiled to March 4, 1927). Government Printing Office: Washington, 1929, pp. 1001-1053.

Exhibit 1217 290 133

Kappler, Charles J. (compiler and editor) , Vol. III (Laws compiled to December 1, 1913). Government Printing Office: Washington, 1913, pp. 667-695.

Exhibit 1218 290 134

Kappler, Charles J. (compiler and editor) , Vol. I (Laws compiled to December 1, 1902). Government Printing Office: Washington, 1904, pp. 801-936.

Exhibits #1219-#1331 291 Exhibit 1219 291 1

Kelly, Lawrence C. , 1900-1935. The University of Arizona Press: Tucson, 1968, pp. 16-25, 28-30, 34, 38-47, 50-55, 57-58, 61-65, 69, 72-80, 82, 90-93, and 99-100.

Exhibit 1220 291 2

Kelly, Lawrence C. "Charles Henry Burke, 1821-29," (edited by Robert M. Kvasnicka and Herman J. Viola, with a foreword by Philleo Nash). University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln and London, 1979, p. 258.

Exhibit 1221 291 3

Knaebel, Ernest. Acting Attorney General to the Secretary of Agriculture, September 5, 1911 (29 U. S. Op. Atty. Gen 239).

Exhibit 1222 291 4

Lake Mohonk Conference. ; October 7-9, 1885; Philadelphia: Sherman & Co., 1886, pp. 6-7, 27-45 and 48-50.

Exhibit 1223 291 5

Lake Mohonk Conference. ; October 12-14, 1886; Washington: Government Printing Office, 1887; pp. 11-12 and 30-35.

Exhibit 1224 291 6

Lake Mohonk Conference. ; September 26-28, 1888; Lake Mohonk Conference: 1888; pp. 5-10, 20, 45, and 63-69.

Exhibit 1225 291 7

Lake Mohonk Conference. , 1889; Lake Mohonk Conference: 1889; pp. 13-15, 84-97 and 121.

Exhibit 1226 291 8

Madsen, Brigham D. . Caxton Printers: Caldwell, Idaho; 1979, pp. 112-118, 186-189 and 197-203.

Exhibit 1227 291 9

Marshall, Thomas Maitland. . Berkeley: University of California Press, 1914.

Exhibit 1228 291 10

McLaughlin, Michael R., "The Dawes Act, or Indian General Allotment Act of 1887: The Continuing Burden of Allotment. A Selective Annotated Bibliography," 20:2 (1996): 59-105.

Exhibit 1229 291 11

McKinney, Whitney. . Institute of the American West and Howe Brothers: Salt Lake City, 1983, pp. 19-22.

Exhibit 1230 291 12

Minge, Ward Alan. . University of New Mexico Press: Albuquerque, 1991, pp. 57-58.

Exhibit 1231 291 13

Nelson, Byron, Jr. . Hupa Tribe: Hoopa, California, 1978, pp. 187-197.

Exhibit 1232 291 14

Otis, D. S. (with an introduction by Francis Paul Prucha). University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1973 (first published 1934), pp. ix-xviii, 3-6, 12-5, 30, 33-56, 58, 84, 92-94, 98-123 and 154.

Exhibit 1233 291 15

Pacheco, Thomas H., "Indian Bedlands Claims: A Need to Clear the Waters," , vol. 15:1, 1991: 1-51.

Exhibit 1234 291 16

Patterson, E. O, Solicitor, to Secretary of the Interior, March 6, 1926 in Kappler, Charles J., , vol. IV (Laws) compiled to March 4, 1927 (Washington, DC: GPO, 1929), p. 1061-64.

Exhibit 1234 291 17

Stone, Harlan F., Attorney General, to Hubert Work Secretary of the Interior, May 27, 1924, in Kappler, Charles J., , vol. IV (Laws) compiled to March 4, 1927 (Washington, DC: GPO, 1929), p. 1056-1061.

Exhibit 1235 291 18

Powell, J. W. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1879, pp. ii-xi, 1-4, 6, 10-12, 19-24, and 27-43.

Exhibit 1236 291 19

Prucha, Francis Paul (ed.). (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1978), pp. 122-140.

Exhibit 1237 291 20

Prucha, Francis Paul (ed.). . University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln, 1975.

Exhibit 1238 291 21

Prucha, Francis Paul. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1976.

Exhibit 1239 291 22

Prucha, Francis Paul. . University of California Press: Berkeley, 1994, pp. 312-313, 329-333, and 446-515.

Exhibit 1240 291 23

Prucha, Francis Paul. , Two volumes in one. University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln and London, 1995, pp. 485-489, 887-889 and 1106-1108.

Exhibit 1241 291 24

Prucha, Francis Paul. (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1982).

Exhibit 1242 291 25

Prucha, Francis Paul. "Thomas Jefferson Morgan, 1889-1893," , 1824-1977 (edited by Robert M. Kvasnicka and Herman J. Viola), Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1979, pp. 193-203.

Exhibit 1243 291 26

Rassier, Phillip J. . State of Idaho: Boise; June, 1978, pp. 10-11.

Exhibit 1244 291 27

Rassier, Phillip J. . State of Idaho: Boise; June, 1978.

Exhibit 1245 291 28

Ruby, Robert H. and John A. Brown. . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1986, pp. 125-126 and 161.

Exhibit 1246 291 29

Sacred Heart Mission. The Pacific Northwest Tribes Missions Collection of the Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus. Records of the Sacred Heart Mission, Idaho. Microfilm roll 16, A8136, Suzallo Library, University of Washington.

Exhibit 1247 291 30

Smith, Burton M. "The Politics of Allotment: The Flathead Indian Reservation as a Test Case," , Volume 70, Number 3 (July, 1979), pp. 131-140.

Exhibit 1248 291 31

Sonnichsen, C. L. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1973, pp. 89 and 110-133.

Exhibit 1249 291 32

Steen, Harold K. . University of Washington Press: Seattle, 1977, pp. 34-37, 101-102 and 324-325.

Exhibit 1250 291 33

Stegner, Wallace. . Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1954.

Exhibit 1251 291 34

Strickland, Rennard, ed., , 1983 Edition (Charlottesville, VA: The Michie Company, 1982), pp. 127-128, 130-137, 493-499 and 576.

Exhibit 1252 291 35

Sutton, Imre. . Clearwater Publishing Company, Inc.: New York, 1975.

Exhibit 1253 291 36

Thomas, Cyrus, "Introduction," to "Indian Land Cessions in the United States," by Charles C. Royce, , 1896-97, by J. W. Powell, part 2, p. 527-643.

Exhibit 1254 291 37

United States. House. "Allowance of Lands in Severalty to Indians," 48th Congress, 2d Session, Report No. 2247, 1885 (Serial Set #2328).

Exhibit 1255 291 38

United States. House. "Lands in Severalty to Indians," 46th Congress, 2d Session, Report No. 1576, 1880 (Serial Set #1938).

Exhibit 1256 291 39

United States. House. "Lands to Indians in Severalty," 45th Congress, 3d Session, Report No. 165, 1879 (Serial Set # 1866).

Exhibit 1257 291 40

United States. House. 49th Congress, 1st Session, Report No. 1682, 1886 (Serial Set #2440).

Exhibit 1258 291 41

United States. Senate. Report No. 234, 48th Congress, 1st Session, 1884 (Serial Set #2174).

Exhibit 1259 291 42

United States. House. "Agreement with Ute Indians of Colorado," 46th congress, 2d Session, Report No. 1401, 1880 (Serial Set # 1937).

Exhibit 1260 291 43

United States. House. "Allotment of Lands in Severalty to Indians," 49th Congress, 1st Session, Report No. 1835 (Serial Set #2440).

Exhibit 1261 291 44

United States. House. "Transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War Department," January 31, 1879; 45th Congress, 3rd Session, House Report No. 92. United States. House. "Transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War Department," January 31, 1879; 45th Congress, 3rd Session, House Report No. 93.

Exhibit 1262 291 45

United States. Senate. . Volume 7, Part 1; January 14, 1878; p. 304.

Exhibit 1263 291 46

United States. House. . Volume 8, Part 1; January 31, 1879; p. 864.

Exhibit 1264 291 47

United States. Senate. . Volume 8, Part 2; February 6, 1879-February 12, 1879; pp. 1044 and 1221-1226.

Exhibit 1265 291 48

United States. House. . Volume 8, Part 3; March 3, 1879; p. 2403.

Exhibit 1266 291 49

United States. Senate. . Volume 9, Part 1; March 24, 1879; pp. 44-45 and 615.

Exhibit 1267 291 50

United States. Senate. . Volume 10, Part 1; January 12, 1880-February 16, 1880; pp. 274 and 912.

Exhibit 1268 291 51

United States. Senate. . Volume 10, Part 2; March 8, 1880; p. 1394.

Exhibit 1269 291 52

United States. Senate. . Volume 10, Part 3; April 1, 1880-April 12, 1880; pp. 2027-2030, 2058-2067, 2146, 2152-2164, 2189-2202, 2221-2228, 2249-2268, and 2309-2320.

Exhibit 1270 291 53

United States. Senate. . Volume 10, Part 4; May 19, 1880; p. 3507.

Exhibit 1271 291 54

United States. Senate. . Volume 10, Part 5; June 7, 1880; pp. 4251-4263.

Exhibit 1272 291 55

United States. Congress. . Volume 10, Appendix; 1880; pp. 100-105, 233-237, and 274-276.

Exhibit 1273 291 56

United States. Senate. . Volume 11, Part 1; January 20, 1881-January 25, 1881; pp. 761, 778-788, 873-882, and 904-912.

Exhibit 1274 291 57

United States. Senate. . Volume 11, Part 2; January 25, February 5, 1881; pp. 913, 933-943, 994-1003, 1028-1036, 1060-1070, 1096, 1211, and 1253.

Exhibit 1275 291 58

United States. Senate. . Volume 13, Part 1; December 5, 1881-January 18, 1882; pp. 3, 77, 101-102, and 484.

Exhibit 1276 291 59

United States. Senate. . Volume 13, Part 2; February 21, 1882-March 13, 1882; pp. 1326-1330, 1524, 1697, and 1824.

Exhibit 1277 291 60

United States. Senate. . Volume 13, Part 3; July 28, 1882; p. 2141.

Exhibit 1278 291 61

United States. Senate. . Volume 13, Part 7; July 28, 1882; p. 6625.

Exhibit 1279 291 62

United States. Congress. . Volume 15, Part 1; December 4, 1883 to January 7, 1884; pp. 13, 117 and 249.

Exhibit 1280 291 63

United States. Senate. . Volume 15, Part 2; February 27, 1884; p. 1414.

Exhibit 1281 291 64

United States. Senate. . Volume 15, Part 3; March 25-26, 1884; pp. 2240-2242 and 2277-2280.

Exhibit 1282 291 65

United States. Senate. . Volume 15, Part 4; April 29, 1884; pp. 3520-3522.

Exhibit 1283 291 66

United States. House. . Volume 15, Part 5; June 10 to June 15, 1884; pp. 4988-4996.

Exhibit 1284 291 67

United States. Senate. . Volume 16, Part 1; December 1, 1884 to January 9, 1885; pp. 2, 218, and 580.

Exhibit 1285 291 68

United States. Congress. . Volume 16, Part 3; February 23, 1885 to March 3, 1885; pp. 2030-2031, 2086-2087, 2116, 2127, 2205, 2236, 2257, 2290, 2306, and 2503.

Exhibit 1286 291 69

United States. Congress. . Volume 17, Part 1; December 8, 1885-February 19, 1886; pp. 123, 389, 412, 486, 699, 941, 1558-1559, and 1630-1635.

Exhibit 1287 291 70

United States. Congress. . Volume 17, Part 2; February 23, 1886 to March 2, 1886; pp. 1688, 1719-1720, 1762-1764, and 1959.

Exhibit 1288 291 71

United States. Congress. . Volume 17, Part 4; April 27-28, 1886; pp. 3864 and 3929.

Exhibit 1289 291 72

United States. Congress. . Volume 18, Part 1; December 15, 1886 to January 25, 1887; pp. 189-192, 224-226, 247, 273, 285, 313-315, 478, 511, 534, 580, 772-773, 882, and 972-974.

Exhibit 1290 291 73

United States. Congress. . Volume 18, Part 2; December 15, 1886 to January 25, 1887; pp. 1046, 1054, 1565, 1577, and 1736.

Exhibit 1291 291 74

United States. Congress. . 40th Congress, 3rd Session, Part 3; February 27, 1869 and March 3, 1869, pp. 1698-1707 and 1813-1814.

Exhibit 1292 291 75

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 1st Session, March 19-April 6, 1869, pp. 164-173, 413-424, and 557-573.

Exhibit 1293 291 76

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 2nd Session, Part 2, February 25, 1870; pp. 1575-1581.

Exhibit 1294 291 77

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 2nd Session, Part 6; June 29, 1870-July 14, 1870; pp. 4971-4973 and 5606-5610.

Exhibit 1295 291 78

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 3rd Session, Part 1; January 25-January 27, 1871; pp. 730-739, 762-771, and 789-790.

Exhibit 1296 291 79

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 3rd Session, Part 2; February 10-February 23, 1871; pp. 1112-1115, 1480-1497, 1499-1508, and 1562-1589.

Exhibit 1297 291 80

United States. Congress. . 41st Congress, 3rd Session, Part 3; March 1, 1871; pp. 1810-1812 and 1821-1825.

Exhibit 1298 291 81

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1875, pp. 16-19 and 60.

Exhibit 1299 291 82

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1876, pp. vi-vii and ix.

Exhibit 1300 291 83

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1877, p. 1.

Exhibit 1301 291 84

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1878, pp. iv-xi.

Exhibit 1302 291 85

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1879, pp. iv-v and xliii.

Exhibit 1303 291 86

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1880, pp. xvi-xviii.

Exhibit 1304 291 87

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1881, pp. iii-v and xxii-xxix.

Exhibit 1305 291 88

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1882, pp. xlii-xlv.

Exhibit 1306 291 89

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1883, pp. xi-xvii.

Exhibit 1307 291 90

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1884, pp. xiii-xv and xlviii-li.

Exhibit 1308 291 91

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1885, pp. iii-vii.

Exhibit 1309 291 92

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1886, pp. xix-xx.

Exhibit 1310 291 93

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1887, pp. iv-x.

Exhibit 1311 291 94

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1888, pp. xxxvii-xxxix.

Exhibit 1312 291 95

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1889, pp. 14-19.

Exhibit 1313 291 96

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1890, pp. iii-vi and xxiii-xxxi.

Exhibit 1314 291 97

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1891, pp. 9-43.

Exhibit 1315 291 98

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1892, pp. 64-73.

Exhibit 1316 291 99

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1893, pp. 23-27.

Exhibit 1317 291 100

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1894, pp. 19-25 and 32-35.

Exhibit 1318 291 101

United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1895, pp. 19-25.

Exhibit 1319 291 102

United States. House. . 52nd Congress, 2nd Session, House Executive Document No. 79; December, 9, 1892.

Exhibit 1320 291 103

Utley, Robert M. . Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1984, pp. 106-109.

Exhibit 1321 291 104

Washburn, Wilcomb E. , Vol. III, Greenwood Press: Westport, Connecticut, 1973, pp. 2144-2150 and 2188-2193.

Exhibit 1322 291 105

Western States Water Council. . Western States Water Council. March 8, 1976.

Exhibit 1323 291 106

Wheatley, Charles F., , vol. II, Parts 2-5, prepared for the Public Land Law Review Commission (Springfield, VA: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific & Technical Information, 1969), pp. 163, 185-189, 270, and 272-273.

Exhibit 1324 291 107

Wilkinson, Charles E. . Yale University Press: New Haven, 1987, pp. 63-68 and 179.

Exhibit 1325 291 108

Young, Mary E. "Indian Removal and Land Allotment: The Civilized Tribes and Jacksonian Justice," from by Paul W. Gates; New York: Arno Press, 1979.

Exhibit 1326 291 109

United States. Congress. Senate. "Condition of the Indian Tribes: Report of the Joint Special Committee, Appointed under Joint Resolutions of March 3, 1865." Senate Report No. 156, 39th Congress, 2nd Session, Serial Set number 1279, pp. 2-10.

Exhibit 1327 291 110

Worcester, Donald E. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1979, pp. 85-86 and 91.

Exhibit 1328 291 111

Kelly, Lawrence. . The Pruett Publishing Company: Boulder, 1970, pp. 16-17 and 56-57.

Exhibit 1329 291 112

Tiller, Veronica E. Velarde. . University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln, 1983, p. 61.

Exhibit 1330 291 113

Thrapp, Dan L. . University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1974, pp. 86-87, 99, and 340.

Exhibit 1331 291 114

Reeve, Frank D. "The Federal Indian Policy in New Mexico, 1858-1880," , Vol. XIII, No. 1 (January, 1938), pp. 14-17 and 36.

Exhibits #1332-#1452 292 Exhibit 1332 292 1

Scott, Orland A. . Coeur d'Alene, Idaho: Caxton Printers, 1967 (first published, privately, in 1907), pp. 157, 191-193, 195, 228-231, 238, 246, and 313.

Exhibit 1333 292 2

Amsden, Charles Avery. . Peregrine Smith, Inc.: Salt Lake City, 1975 (first published 1934), pp. 164-168.

Exhibit 1334 292 3

Arrington, Leonard J. , 2 Vols. University of Idaho Press: Moscow, Frame 189-199, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1347 292 4

Applegate, E.L., to Secretary of Interior, February 15, 1873, M 234: Idaho Roll 341, Frames 200-205, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1348 292 5

Delano, Secretary of Interior, to Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs, March 26, 1873, M 234: Idaho, Roll 341, Frames 182-185, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1349 292 6

Commissioner to Shanks, April 11, 1873, M 234: Idaho, Roll 342, Frames 680-686, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1350 292 7

Commissioner of Indian Affairs to Shanks, June 25, 1873, M 234: Idaho, Roll 341, Frames 221-224, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1351 292 8

Bennett to Commissioner, April 13, 1874, M 234: Idaho, Roll 342, Frames 8-20, Letters Received, Office of Indian Affairs.

Exhibit 1352 292 9

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Hayt to Secretary of the Interior, September 9, 1878, L-R, RG75, Microfilm, M234, Roll 350, Frames 742-744, NA [copy from State of Idaho during discovery].

Exhibit 1353 292 10

Secretary of the Interior Delano to Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs Clum, March 3, 1873, enclosing E. L. Applegate "Memoranda," [copy from State of Idaho during discovery].

Exhibit 1354 292 11

"Memoranda on the Coeur d'Alene Indians by E. L. Applegate," March 3, 1873, [copy from State of Idaho during discovery].

Exhibit 1355 292 12

Acting Commissioner to Delano, March 8, 1873, RG75, M-348, Roll 22, pp. 320-321. [copy from State of Idaho during discovery].

Exhibit 1356 292 13

Hayt to Fenn, October 31, 1877, RG 75, M-21, Roll 138, p. 139, NA [copy from State of Idaho during discovery].

Exhibit 1357 292 14

"An Act to grant pre-emption rights to settlers on the public lands," 21st Congress, 1st Session; May 29, 1830 (4 Stat 420-421).

Exhibit 1358 292 15

"An Act to provide for the organization of the department of Indian affairs," 23rd Congress, 1st Session; June 30, 1834. (4 Stat., 735-738)

Exhibit 1359 292 16

"An Act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, and to grant pre-emption rights," 27th Congress, 1st Session; September 4, 1841 (5 Stat 453-458).

Exhibit 1360 292 17

"An Act to establish the Territorial Government of Oregon," 30th Congress, 1st Session; August 14, 1848. (9 Stat., 323-331)

Exhibit 1361 292 18

U. S. Congress, . From December 1, 1845, to March 3, 1851, vol. IX, ed. George Minot (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1854), p. 437. (9 Stat. 437)

Exhibit 1362 292 19

"An Act to create the Office of Surveyor-General of the Public Lands in Oregon, and to provide for the Survey, and to make Donations to Settlers of the said Public Lands," 31st Congress, 1st Session; September 27, 1850. (9 Stat., 496-500)

Exhibit 1363 292 20

"An Act to amend an act entitled "An Act to create the Office of Surveyor-General of the Public Lands in Oregon, and to provide for the Survey, and to make Donations to the Settlers of the said Public Lands," 32nd Congress, 2nd Session; February 14, 1853. (10 Stat., 158-160)

Exhibit 1364 292 21

U. S. Congress, Statutes at Large and Treaties of the United States of America. From December 1, 1851, to March 3, 1855, vol. X, ed. George Minot (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1855), p. 238 (10 Stat. 238).

Exhibit 1365 292 22

"An Act to amend the Act approved September twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and fifty, to create the office of Surveyor-General of the Public Lands in Oregon, etc., and also the Act amendatory thereof, approved February nineteen [fourteenth] eighteen hundred and fifty-three," 33rd Congress, 1st Session; July 17, 1854. (10 Stat., 305-306)

Exhibit 1366 292 23

U. S. Congress, , vol. X, ed. George Minot (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1854), p. 699 (10 Stat. 699).

Exhibit 1367 292 24

United States. Congress. "An Act to amend...[the] Trade and Intercourse Act...," , Vol. XII, 1862, 37th Congress, Session II, 1862, pp. 338-339.

Exhibit 1368 292 25

United States. Congress. "An Act to protect the Property of Indians who had adopted the Habits of civilized Life" , Vol. XII, 1862, 37th Congress, Session II, 1862, pp. 427-428. (12 Stat., 427-428)

Exhibit 1369 292 26

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act, , Vol. XII, 1862, 37th Congress, Session II, 1862, pp. 528. (12 Stat., 528)

Exhibit 1370 292 27

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act , Vol. XII, 1863, 37th Congress, Session III, 1863, p. 793. (12 Stat., 793)

Exhibit 1371 292 28

United States. Congress. "An Act to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Idaho," , Vol. XII, 1865, 37th Congress, Session III, 1865, pp. 808-814. (12 Stat., 808-814)

Exhibit 1372 292 29

12 Stat., 819.

Exhibit 1373 292 30

13 Stat., 63.

Exhibit 1374 292 31

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act. , Vol. XIII, 1864, 38th Congress, Session I, 1864, p. 180. (13 Stat., 180)

Exhibit 1375 292 32

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act. , Vol. XIII, 38th Congress, Session II, 1865, p. 559. (13 Stat., 559)

Exhibit 1376 292 33

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act. , Vol. XIV, 39th Congress, Session I, 1866, p. 279. (14 Stat., 279)

Exhibit 1377 292 34

United States. Congress. "An Act to Establish a Land Office In the Territory of Idaho," , Vol. XIV, 39th Congress, Session II, 1867, p. 77. (14 Stat., 77)

Exhibit 1378 292 35

United States. Congress. "An Act to create the Office of Surveyor-General in Idaho Territory," , Vol. XIV, 39th Congress, Session II, 1867, p. 77.

Exhibit 1379 292 36

"An Act making Appropriations for the current and contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight," 39th Congress, 2nd Session, Chapter 173; March 2, 1867; p. 515. (14 Stat., 492-515)

Exhibit 1380 292 37

United States. Congress. Appropriation Act. , Vol. XIV, 39th Congress, Session II, 1867, p. 512. (14 Stat., 512)

Exhibit 1381 292 38

United States. Congress. "An Act making Appropriations for the Expenses of Commissioner sent by the President to the Indian Country." 40th Congress, 1st Session, Chapter II, March 14, 1867; , December, 1867-March, 1869, p. 1. (15 Stat., 1)

Exhibit 1382 292 39

United States. Congress. "An Act making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for contingent Expenses of the Senate of the United States for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and for other purposes." 40th Congress, 1st Session, Chapter XIII, March 29, 1867; , December, 1867-March, 1869, p. 7-9. (15 Stat., 7-9)

Exhibit 1383 292 40

United States. Congress. "An Act to establish Peace with certain Hostile Indian Tribes." 40th Congress, 1st Session, Chapter XXXII, July 20, 1867; , December, 1867-March, 1869, p. 17-18. (15 Stat., 17-18)

Exhibit 1384 292 41

United States. Congress. "An Act amendatory of "An Act making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for contingent Expenses of the Senate of the United States for the fiscal Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and for other purposes." 40th Congress, 1st Session, Chapter XXXIV, July 20, 1867; , December, 1867-March, 1869, p. 18. (15 Stat., 18)

Exhibit 1385 292 42

"An Act to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Wyoming," 40th congress, 2nd Session; July 25, 1868 (15 Stat. 178).

Exhibit 1386 292 43

U. S. Congress, . From December 1867, to March 1869, vol. XV, ed. George P. Sanger (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1870), p. 223. (15 Stat., 223)

Exhibit 1387 292 44

16 Stat., 12-13 and 40-41.

Exhibit 1388 292 45

16 Stat., V. 1, 354-7.

Exhibit 1389 292 46

16 Stat., v. 1., 544-571.

Exhibit 1390 292 47

17 Stat., v. 1., 174-187.

Exhibit 1391 292 48

17 Stat., v. 1., 436-439 and 454-65.

Exhibit 1392 292 49

United States. Statutes at Large. Forty-Seventh Congress, Sess. I., Cha. 169, Sec. Six, 1882, p. 88. (22 Stat., 88)

Exhibit 1393 292 50

"Puyallup Tribe of Indians Settlement Act of 1989," June 21 1989 (PL 101-41)

Exhibit 1394 292 51

United States. Congress. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1878, pp. 325-326, 395, 413, and 419-420.

Exhibit 1395 292 52

"An Act to amend and further extend the benefits of the act approved February eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, entitled "An Act to provide for the allotment of land in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the United States over the Indians and for other purposes," 51st Congress, 2nd Session; February 28, 1891. (26 Stat., 794-796)

Exhibit 1396 292 53

26 Stat. 1026-1032.

Exhibit 1397 292 54

33 Stat., 211.

Exhibit 1398 292 55

"An Act To amend section six of an act approved February eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, entitled "An Act to provide for the allotment of lands in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the United States and the Territories over the Indians, and for other purposes," 59th Congress, 1st Session; May 8, 1906. (34 Stat., 182)

Exhibit 1399 292 56

34 Stat., 326.

Exhibit 1400 292 57

40 Stat., 570.

Exhibit 1401 292 58

40 Stat., 562.

Exhibit 1402 292 59

41 Stat., 34.

Exhibit 1403 292 60

41 Stat., 31-34.

Exhibit 1404 292 61

44 Stat., 1347-1348.

Exhibit 1405 292 62

United States. Department of the Interior. . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1912, pp. 187-189.

Exhibit 1406 292 63

(140 US 575, 11 S Ct. 870, May 25, 1891), pp. 576-577.

Exhibit 1407 292 64

(131 Fed.,39, Ninth Circuit Crt. of Appeals, May 3, 1904). [1407]

Exhibit 1408 292 65

(97 Fed 670, September 11, 1899, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 482).

Exhibit 1409 292 66

(32 Wash 610, 73 P 701, September 8, 1903).

Exhibit 1410 292 67

No. 86 (160 US 394, 16 S Ct. 360, January 6, 1896).

Exhibit 1411 292 68

(228 US 243, 1913).

Exhibit 1412 292 69

(236 U.S. 459, 35 S.Ct. 309, February 23, 1915).

Exhibit 1413 292 70

(255 F 253, 9th Cir, 1919).

Exhibit 1414 292 71

22. Stat., 88.

Exhibit 1415 292 72

25 Stat., 160-161.

Exhibit 1416 292 73

25 Stat., 1002.

Exhibit 1417 292 74

24 Stat., 388-391.

Exhibit 1418 292 75

Father J. M. Cataldo to Hon. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1871.

Exhibit 1419 292 76

Chance, David H. Influences of the Hudson's Bay Company on the Native Cultures of the Colvile District, , Vol. 7, No. 1, Part 2, pp. 107-109.

Exhibit 1420 292 77

Cole, George M. , New York, John Wiley & Sons, pp. 1-4, 57, 109, and 113-118.

Exhibit 1421 292 78

Cox, Thomas R. The Origins of Idaho's State Parks: A Study in Belated Action, Presented at Annual Meeting, Pacific Northwest History Conference, Tacoma, Washington, April 5, 1975.

Exhibit 1422 292 79

Ellis, Richard N., ed. . Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1975. p. 10.

Exhibit 1423 292 80

Hooker, W. J. , Vol. VI. London: Hippolyte Bailliere, 1847. pp. 65-79, 207-256.

Exhibit 1424 292 81

Hooker, W. J. , Vol III, pp. 287-300, Vol. V, pp. 257-265, Vol. VII, 371-378, Vol. VIII, pp. 16-19.

Exhibit 1425 292 82

Exhibit 1426 292 83

Jenkins, Myra Ellen, and Albert H. Schroeder. , Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1974. pp. 49-50.

Exhibit 1427 292 84

Map.

Exhibit 1428 292 85

Josephy, Alvin M., Jr. . New Haven: Yale University Press, 1965. pp.418-431.

Exhibit 1429 292 86

Supreme Court of Idaho. No. 13390, Nov. 2, 1983. pp. 1-12.

Exhibit 1430 292 87

Supreme Court of Utah. . No. 6774, Jan. 3, 1947. pp. 130-131, 134-135.

Exhibit 1431 292 88

Ruby, Robert H. And John A. Brown. . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1965. p. 128.

Exhibit 1432 292 89

Simpson, James A. . Kingman, Arizona: Plat Key Publishing, 1994. Ppp. ix-xiv, 6-9, 15-19, 27, 31-33, 37-40, 48-50.

Exhibit 1433 292 90

, Volume 50. St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1892. pp. 428-433.

Exhibit 1434 292 91

Idaho State Historical Society. , 1863-1890. pp. 18, 26.

Exhibit 1435 292 92

White, Richard. . New York: Hill and Wang, 1995. pp. 14-19.

Exhibit 1436 292 93

J.E. Colcord to Richard Hart, 8 November 1996. Review of Reports on Coeur d'Alene Reservation Surveys. (U.S. v. Idaho, Civil #92-35703)

Exhibit 1437 292 94

Cox, Thomas R. A Report on the History of Land and Water Resource Use Among the Coeur D'Alene, June 1, 1996.

Exhibit 1438 292 95

Watkins, Marilyn P. , July 3, 1996.

Exhibit 1439 292 96

Hart, E. Richard. , Vol I, July 15, 1996.

Exhibit 1439 292 97

Hart, E. Richard. , Vol II, July 15, 1996.

Exhibit 1439 292 98

Hart, E. Richard. , Vol III, July 15, 1996.

Exhibit 1439 292 99

Hart, E. Richard. , July 15, 1996.

Exhibit 1440 292 100

J. E. Colcord to Richard Hart, 28 December 1996. Review of Reports on Heyburn State Park (US v. Idaho, Civil #92-35703).

Exhibit 1441 292 101

Bade, Edward S. Title, Points and Lines in Lakes and Streams, , Vol. 24, No. 3, February, 1950, pp. 306-346.

Exhibit 1442 292 102

United States District Court, Eastern District of Washington. . Decision by Court, February 12, 1997.

Exhibit 1443 292 103

873 Federal Supplement. , December 20, 1994, pp. 1422-1450.

Exhibit 1444 292 104

Stowell, George. Some Recollections of General E. L. Applegate, , Volume XV, No. 4, December, 1914, pp. 252-263.

Exhibit 1445 292 105

Klamath County Historical Society. , 1984, pp. 9-10.

Exhibit 1446 292 106

Corning, Howard McKinley, ed. . Portland: Binfords & Mort, 1956, p. 9.

Exhibit 1447 292 107

Glassley, Ray Hoard. . Portland: Binfords & Mort, 1953, pp. 172-173.

Exhibit 1448 292 108

Bancroft, Hubert How. , Vol. II. New York: The Bancroft Company, pp. 430-431, 595-595.

Exhibit 1449 292 109

Carey, Charles Henry. . Chicago: Pioneer Historical Publishing Company, 1922, p. 813.

Exhibit 1450 292 110

. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1890, pp. 204-205.

Exhibit 1451 292 111

Curriculum Vita, Thomas R. Cox.

Exhibit 1452 292 112

Curriculum Vita, E. Richard Hart, November 26, 1997.

Hart West and Associates, Correspondence and Conferences 1992-2002 293 Correspondence 1995-1999 293 1-5 Conference, Western History Association 1997-1999 293 6-10 Conference, Native American Studies, Boise State 1998 293 11-12 Bookfest 1997 293 13 Get a Life, Wyaco 1998 293 14 Referee, Negotiating Boundaries of Territory and Civilization 2002 293 15 Coeur d'Alene Mining Pollution Case 1996-1999 293 16 Hoh Indian Tribe 1996 293 17 Lummi Indian Tribe 1992-2001 293 18 Seattle City Light 1996 293 19 Western Shoshone, Newsclippings 1998-2002 293 20 Steven K. Albert 293 21 William A. Dodge 293 22 Michael Holloman 293 23 Robert S. McCarl 293 24 Irene Sutton 1997 293 25 Resumes 1993-1995 293 26 Hart, West and Associates, Financial 1995-1997 294 Check Stubs 1995-1996 294 1 Bank Account 1995-1997 294 2-5 Accounts 1995-1997 294 6-12 Payroll 1995-1996 294 13 Taxes 1995-1996 294 14-15 Hart, West and Associates, Financial and Administrative 1995-2000 295 Taxes 1997 295 1 American Express 1996-1997 295 2-3 Miscellaneous Administrative 1995-1996 295 4

Contains files on industrial insurance, unemployment insurance, accounts payable and receivable, and a financial journal.

Office Space 2000 295 5 Oversize 296

This box contains two copies of Life magazine (1967,1971); a copy of House Executive Document, No. 105, 50th Congress, 1st Session, 1888; sheet music by Carlos Troyer, Traditional Songs of the Zuni Indians, 1909; various manuscript maps associated with court cases; archival copies of General Land Office plats; copies of maps relating to the history of the Coeur d'Alene area; and prints of images used in court cases. Also included is a USGS map, Idaho Initial Wilderness Inventory Proposed Decision, BLM, March 1979.

Maps Maps 297 1

USDA, Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 1:126,720, 1988

USDA, Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 1:126,720, 1989

USGS, St. Maries, Idaho, 1:100,000, 1981

USGS, St. Maries, Idaho, 1:100,000, 1987

USGS, St. Maries, Idaho, Topographic, 1:100,000, 1981 (2)

USGS, Spokane Contour, 1:250,000, 1980 (3)

BLM, Coeur d'Alene Quadrangle, 1:100,000, 1978

Donita, Inc., Coeur d'Alene Contour, 1:100,000, 1990

Rand McNally, Idaho-Montana

Maps 297 2

General Land Office Plat of Addition to Fort Sherman Military Reservation, 1892

General Land Office Plat of Fort Sherman Abandoned Military Reservation

Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation (3)

Map Showing Survey by Washington Water Power Company, Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1:2,000, 1902

Northern Idaho Agency Roads Division, Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1939

Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1884

Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1886

Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1888

Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation, 1935 (2)

DeSmet (hand-drawn, 6)

DeSmet map of Coeur d'Alene Region

This map has annotations highlighted in yellow translating the Salish place names to English. Hart commissioned anthropologist Dr. Gary Palmer to do this work.

Maps 297 3

Photographic Prints of 19th Century DeSmet Maps (7)

Maps 297 4

New Mexico, hand-colored from the 1881 Atlas of Augustus Mitchell

County and Township Map of Arizona and New Mexico, 1881

Railroad and County Map of Arizona, 1887

Maps 297 5

Coeur d'Alene Indian Use of Reservation Bed and Bank, 1880-1910 (8)

Working Files 1967-2003 298 Mailing List 298 1 Custer, News Clippings 1967 298 2 Andrew Gulliford 1996 298 3 Will Bagley 1997 298 4 Shoshone-Paiute Ranching Heritage Project Workshop 1996 298 5 Shoshone-Paiute Ranching Heritage Project, Duck Valley 1996-1998 298 6 "Sho-Pai News" 1996-1997 298 7 News Clippings and Articles 1996-2001 298 8 Muckleshoot 1999 298 9 "A Western Family Reunion," Sun Valley Conference 2000 298 10-14 Floyd Fest 2001 298 15

Tribute panel for Floyd A. O'Neil at the annual conference of the Western History Association.

Isletta 2001 298 16 Border Crossings 2001 298 17 Colorado State University 2002 298 18

Hart address entitled "The Ownership of Lake Coeur d'Alene: Tribal Sovereignty and the Equal Footing Doctrine."

Western Shoshone News Clippings 2002-2003 298 19

Efforts by Congress to end the Western Shoshone claims controversy thwarted by Shoshones who objected to taking the several hundred millions of dollars for land taken. They claim they should get title to the land back.

Zuni 2002 298 20 Zuni Salt Lake 2002-2003 298 21

The long-standing controversy over a proposed coal strip mine near Zuni Salt Lake finally resolved in 2003 when the Salt River Project agreed to drop plans to strip mine. A new controversy involving proposed gas exploration in the area began.

Miscellaneous Publications 2002-2003 298 22 World Trade Organization Protest, Seattle 1999-2001 299 Memos, Handouts, Complaints, Resolutions, Flyers 299 1 Posters 299 2 WTO Protest Photos (Photocopies) 1999 299 3 Richard Hart Statement 1999 299 4 "Seattle Post Intelligence" Satire 1999 299 5 Lynette Westendorf 1999 299 6 Report, National Lawyers Guild, WTO Legal Group 299 7 ACLU Publications 2000 299 8 News Clippings, 2000-2001 299 9-16 Utah Lake 1850s-2000 300

In 1997 Hart was hired by Stephen G. Boyden, Assistant Attorney General of Utah, to work on a project to determine the boundaries of Utah Lake. In an earlier case before the United States Supreme Court, the court determined that the State of Utah owned the submerged lands beneath the navigable waters of Utah Lake. Utah now had to determine where the boundary of the submerged lands was located. Normally ordinary high water mark determines the demarcation of submerged lands, but in the 1850s the outlet to Utah Lake, the Jordan River, was dammed, which led to the destruction of the usual evidence used for determining the ordinary high water mark. Hart was hired to study the history of the lake, analyze the first surveys of the lake, and produce a report.

Hart Bio and Expertise 1999 300 1 Correspondence 1990s 300 2 Financial 1990s 300 3 Legal Documents 1997-2000 300 4 U.S. Motion to Dismiss and Related Documents 1998 300 5 Hart, "Official Surveys of Coeur d'Alene Reservation River and Lake Beds and Banks" 1996 300 6 "Utah Lake and Jordan River Distribution" 1996 300 7 Navigability 1997 300 8 Simpson, "Utah Lake Meander Lines" 1999 300 9 News Clippings 1990s 300 10 Utah Lake Research 300 11-13 Research Chronology 1976-1989 300 14 Secondary Sources 300 15 Correspondence of the Surveyors General of Utah 1840s-1870s 300 16 Survey Field Notes 19th Century 300 17 Utah Lake Plat Maps 19th Century 300 18-19 Utah Lake Survey Field Notes 19th Century 300 20-21 Case Law 1842-1969 300 22 Arches National Park, Colorado River, and Pedro Pino 1979-2002 301

Folders one through eight contain Hart's research files on the boundary between Utah state-owned submerged lands beneath the Colorado River and the federally owned National Park lands. Folders nine through seventeen contain Hart's research and manuscript material for a biography of Pedro Pino.

Arches/Colorado River 1996-1998 301 1-2 Mineral Leasing Plan 1998 301 3 "Canyon Legacy" 1989-1996 301 4 Maps 301 5 Grand Staircase-Escalante, New Mexico 1986-1999 301 6 Preliminary Report 1998 301 7 Accounts 1998 301 8 Pedro Pino Manuscript 1979 301 9 Working Draft 301 10 "Though Your Body May Perish: A Biography of Pedro Pion" 2002 301 11 "Redline" Manuscript 301 12-13 Correspondence and Reader Notes 1985-2002 301 14 Marriott Library Presentation 2003 301 15 Zuni Land Grant Research 301 16 Digital Manuscript Files 301 17 "Bastille Family Reunion" 1990s 302 First Draft 302 1 Jeff Comments 302 2 Draft 302 3 Consolidated Press 302 4 Bound Draft 302 5 Proofs 302 6 "The 30th Annual Bastille Family Reunion" 2000 302 7 Correspondence and Notes 302 8 Notes, Clippings, Correspondence 302 9 Digital Files 302 10-11 Oversize Publications and Clippings 1983-2003 303 "Zuni History" 1983 303 1 News Clippings 1996-2003 303 2 Tribal Tribune 1996-1998 303 3

The is the official publication of the confederated tribes of the Colville Reservation.

Tribal Tribune 1999 303 4 Tribal Tribune 2000-2003 304 Tribal Tribune 2004 305 Financial 1997-1998 306 Schedule C 1997 306 1 Accounts Payable and Receivable 1998 306 2-4 American Express 1998 306 5 Financial 1998 307 Bank Statements 1998 307 1-2 Payroll 1998 307 3 Taxes 1998 307 4 Financial 1999 308 Accounts Payable and Receivable 1999 308 1-2 American Express 1999 308 3 Bank Statements 1999 308 4 Financial 1999 309 Bank Statements 1999 309 1 Taxes 1999 309 2 Financial 2000 310 Accounts Payable and Receivable 2000 310 1-3 American Express 2000 310 4 Financial 2000 311 American Express 2000 311 1 Bank Statements 2000 311 2-3 Check Stubs 2000 311 4 Taxes 2000 311 5 Financial 2001 312 Bank Statements 2001 312 1 American Express 2001 312 2-3 Wenatchi Documentary, Research Files 2000-2002 313 Correspondence, Research, Notes 2000 313 1-2 Harriett Bullitt 2000 313 3 Native American Studies Conference 2000 313 4 16th Annual Washington State Indian Education Association Conference 2000 313 5 Conference Paper, "Wenatchi Use of Traditional Resources" 2000 313 6 Greater Wenatchee Community Foundation 2001 313 7 Washington Arts Commission 2002 313 8 Winds of Change 2002 313 9 Wenatchi Documentary, Scripts 2000-2002 314 "False Promises: The Lost Land of the Wenatchi" 2000 314 1 First Draft 314 2 Script Revisions 314 3 Hart, "The History of the Wenatchi Fishing Reservation" 314 4 Wenatchi Documentary, Public Relations and Outreach 2000-2002 315 "How Can You Help?" False Promises Website 315 1 Public Relations and Outreach 2001-2002 315 2-5 Fundraising 2000-2001 315 6 Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477, Road History Project Research Files 316 Attorney's Instructions 2000 316 1 Benson Syndicate 316 2 Boyden, Utah Roads 316 3 Bureau of Public Roads 316 4 Burr Trail Decision 2000 316 5 Carter Road 316 6 Construction of Roads 316 7 Correspondence 2000-2001 316 8 County Maps from National Archives 316 9 Stephan Erickson, "Dirt Roads Are Stirring Up Dust Again" 316 10 Federal Regularions Pertaining to R. S. 2477 316 11 Finlayson Memo 2000 316 12 Goetzmann 316 13 Great Salt Lake 1920-2000 316 14 Hart, "Indian Trails and Chacoan Roads" 316 15 Hart, et al, "Construction of Roads during the American Period" 1995 316 16 J. J. Hill 316 17 Interview Training Session 2000 316 18 Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477, Road History Project Research Files 317 Monson 2000 317 1 National Archives 317 2 National Archives Record Group 30 317 3 Notes and Illustrations 317 4 Public Law 789 1916 317 5 Redd Theory 317 6 Statutes 317 7 13 Stat 183 1864 317 8 23 Stat 321, Unlawful Occupancy 1885 317 9 33 Stat 882 1905 317 10 40 Stat 1000 1918 317 11 43 USC Section 218 1964 317 12 Urquhart Memo 2000 317 13 Utah, 4/25-28 317 14

Contains notes on meeting with John Boyden in April 2002.

Utah Roads, New Materials 317 15 Utah, R. S. 2477, Comments 317 16 Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477, Road History Project Final Report 318 Notes, Draft 1 318 1-2 Hart, "R. S. 2477 Rights-of-Way and the History of Highways in the United States" 2001 318 3 Miscellaneous Files 1996-2004 319 Correspondence 1996-2002 319 1 Alvin Josephy (Western History Association) 2004 319 2 Kennewick Man 2001-2002 319 3 National Museum of the American Indian 319 4 Western Shoshone News Clippings 2003-2004 319 5 Hart, "Return of the Water Horse" 2004 319 6 Randall Schalk and Robert Mierendorf, Cultural Resources of the Rocky Reach of the Columbia River 319 7-8 News Clippings, Cobell Lawsuit 1997-2004 320 Camera-Ready Art 321

Used in Hart's publication .

Zuni Water Maps 322 Zuni Maps 323 Zuni Maps and Hearing Materials 324 General Land Office Map 325 Maps and Charts 326 Maps and Charts 327 Maps and Charts 328 Land Maps 329 Land Maps 330 Land Maps 331 Land Maps 332 Land Maps 333 Land Maps 334 Land Maps 335 Land Maps 336 Land Maps 337 Land Maps 338 Land Maps 339 Land Maps 340 Land Map 341 Land Maps 342 Large Zuni Land Map 343 Zuni Land Map 344 Zuni Land Map 345 Columbia River Project, Historical Documents 1857-1936 346

Contains photocopies of documents found in the National Archives, Record Group 75. Those documents relate to the historical basis of fishing and hunting rights for the Colville Confederated Tribes of north central Washington.

Hunting, fishing, and trapping on Colville Reservation and Columbia River 346 6 Indian fishing on Colville Reservation and Columbia River 346 9 Indian Office files 346 11 Indian Reorganization Act 1930s 347

Contains photocopies of documents from the National Archives relating to the political and economic situation of the Colville tribe. Also includes the Larouche report, which documents conditions on the reservation in 1936 and 1937.

Enrollment and Allottment 1908-1911 348

Contains photocopies of documents from Record Group 75, National Archives, concerning the enrollment of persons into the Colville Tribe.

Hunting and Fishing Rights 1896-1929 349

Contains photocopies of documents found in the National Archives, Record Group 75, concerning fishing and hunting rights of Colville tribal members in Washington.

Enrollment and Allottment; Wenatchapam Fishery 1898-1998 350

Contains photocopies of documents in Record Group 75 at the National Archives concerning tribal enrollment and allottments. Also contains documents related to , Docket Nos. 161 and 181.

Columbia River Dams; Salmon Run 1912-1943 351

Contains photocopies of documents from the National Archives, Record Group 75 and from the Federal Record Center in Seattle, Washington. Included are correspondence, reports, petitions, Colville Tribal Council meeting minutes, and legal documents.

Enrollment and Allottment 1913-1934 1988 352

Contains photocopies of documents from Record Group 75 in the National Archives. Included are enrollment applications, correpondence, reports on enrollment applications, Colville Tribal Council meeting minutes, and the minutes of the 1934 Northwest Indian Congress.

Boundary Issues 1859-1934 353

Contains photocopies of documents found in the National Archives. Included are correspondence, reports, land descriptions, and council meeting minutes.

Enrollment and Allottment; Land Use Issues 1917-1955 354

Contains photocopies of documents from the Federal Record Center in Seattle, Washington. Included are correspondence, reports, conference meeting minutes, transcripts of testimony before congress, and material produced by the U.S. government printing office. Also included are photocopies of 19th-century publications in the United States Serial Set, Files 1 and 2.

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation vs. the United States of America , Research, Exhibits, and Testimony 1870-1965 355

Includes photocopies of correspondence, reports, statutes, executive orders, news articles, exhibit lists, digests of exhibits, affidavits, and transcripts of testimony. Also included is a summary of the testimony of Deward E. Walker, Jr., Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Colorado.

Tribes of the Colville Reservation vs. the United States of America , Ethnographic and Historical Research 1906-1988 356

Contains a continuation of Dr. Walker's testimony and transcripts of testimony given by Peter Lemery, Gus Whitelaw, and Verne Frederick Ray. Also includes reports, research notes, excerpts from published sources, and interview transcripts.

Tribes of the Colville Reservation vs. the United States of America , Ethnographic and Historical Research (continued) 1845-1985 357

Contains photocopies of published and unpublished reports.

Columbia River Issues: Political, Ethnographic and Historical Research 1839-1982 358

Contains photocopies of published and unpublished reports, including excerpts from the Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs between 1851 and 1920.

Bureau of Indian Affairs Documents 1853-1901 359 Bureau of Indian Affairs Documents 1880-1907 360 Publications, A to F 2004-2005 361 AASLH History News 2004-2005 361 1

The magazine of the American Association for State and Local History.

Common Ground 2004-2005 361 2

Publication concerned with preservation of America's heritage.

CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardhsip 2005 361 3 Environmental Publications 2004-2005 361 4 Folklore Publications 2004-2005 361 5-6 Forest Magazine 2005 361 7 Publications, M - S 2004-2005 362 Montana: The Magazine of Western History 362 1-2 Miscellaneous Publications 2005 362 3 National Museum of the American Indian 2004-2005 362 4 Solutions 2004-2005 362 5 Oversize Publications 2004-2005 363 High Country News November 2004-October 2005 363 1 Tribal Tribune November 2004-October 2005 363 2 Research and Writings 364 Hart, "The Efficacy of the 1873 Coeur d'Alene Executive Order" 1997 364 1

Written in conjunction with Hart's testimony in .

Imre Sutton, Zuni and Coeur d'Alene Land Claims 1998-2000 364 2 Exectuive Order Research, Miscellaneous 1997 364 3 Hart, "The Dawes Act and the Permanency of Executive Order Reservations" 1998 364 4 Dawes Act Research and Correspondence 1998-2000 364 5-6 Hart, "R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way and the History of Highways in the United States" 2001 364 7

Written in conjunction with expert testimony, Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477, Road History Project. First Draft.

Road History Project, Research 2002-2003 364 8 Kappler's Indian Affairs Laws and Treaties 1936-1971 364 9 Research and Writings 365 Hart, "Anatomy of a Fraud: The Lost Reservation of the P'squosa" 2000 365 1 Hart Book Reviews 2002-2006 365 2 "Historians as Expert Witnesses 2002 365 3

Conference, Penn State. Closed to the public, this conference was attended by experts from cases involving chemical contamination, tobacco, and other cases.

News Clippings, Cobell v. Kempthorne 2004-2006 365 4 News Clippings, Western Shoshone 2005-2006 365 5 "News from the Nations" 2006 365 6 "Children of Murderers," Final Draft 365 7

Unpublished Hart novel about a mythical Southwest Pueblo and tribal water rights cases. Inspired by Harts work at Zuni Pueblo.

"Children of Murderers" 1996 366

Early Draft.

Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477 367-369

Exhibits 1 through 114.

Invoices, Colville Confederated Tribes 1996-2002 370-372 Oversize Material 373 Exhibit 33, American Highways 1977 373 1 Tribal Tribune 2005-2006 373 2 Maps 374

Contains maps used in research and testimony, Utah Litigation, R. S. 2477. Includes maps of Rush Valley, Utah; Utah-Nevada; Arches National Park; Moab, Utah; Shafer Basin, Gold Bar Canyon, Big Bend, and the Windows Section, Utah; Nevada-California; township plats surrounding Utah Lake (1850s); Utah County Public Works Department maps showing ownership of riparian lands around Utah Lake; quads of Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah.

Mashpee Wampanoag 1974-2007 375

In 2005 Hart was asked by the Mashpee Wampanoag, a tribe located on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, to review their petition and supporting materials that were to be submitted to the Office of Federal Acknowledgment (successor to the Branch of Acknowledgment and Research) in the Department of the Interior. Because of their unique history and location the Mashpee were long recognized by Massachusetts Colony and State, but not by the United States. In 1975 they filed notice with the Department of Interior that they sought formal federal acknowledgment. Over the course of the next 20 years, they submitted many thousands of pages of materials supporting their claims. During that period the Department established seven criteria. Hart was asked to review their entire set of materials and to make recommendations to the Tribe. Aftr he reviewed and analyzed the materials, located in the basement of the tribal office building in the town of Mashpee on Cape Code, he concluded that the Tribe did meet the seven criteria. In 2006 the OFA issued its report agreeing that the tribe did meet the criteria and after a six month period the determination was made final.

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe 2000-2005 375 1-2 Ludtke, "The Mashpee Wampanoags: A Case of Ethnic Resurrection" 1974 375 3 Proposed Finding 375 4 Clippings 2006-2007 375 5 Upper Skagit 2006-2007 376

In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical declaration largely pointing out that the term Puget Sound originally and for most of modern history referred only to the area below Tacoma. The judge ruled in favor of the Upper Skagit, although mostly on other grounds.

Upper Skagit 376 1 Case Law 376 2 Research, Fishing 376 3 Legal Documents 376 4 Material Cited by Jon Kimerling 376 5 Utah Lake 2000-2002 377

Beginning in 1997 Hart worked for the state of Utah Assistant Attorney General Steve Boyden on a case related to Utah Lake. A riparian owner was polluting the lake, constructing dams with debris and attempting to claim portions of the lakebed. Utah Lake is a navigable lake and Hart was retained to research and testify on the issue. This box contains related correspondence and court documents.

Correspondence and News 378 General Correspondence 1999-2005 378 1 New Clippings 2007 378 2 Tribal Tribune 2006-2007 378 3-5 Miscellaneous 378 6 Wells Dam 2002 379

The Colville Reservation is bounded on the east and south by the Columbia River and on the west by the Okanogan River. The tribe has always claimed that it owned to the middle of the rivers. In 1962 the Federal Power Commission issued a license to the Douglas County Public Utility District (PUD)to construct a hydroelectric dam a few miles south of the confluence of the Columbia and Okanogan Rivers. By 1967 Wells Dam was generating power. The Colville Tribe almost immediately began negotiations with the PUD, demanding a portion of the hydroelectric revenue. After a Supreme Court Decision in , tribal attorneys worried about their chances in court and negotiations ceased. After the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's victory in , a case in which Hart was the lead witness for the United States, the Colville Tribe hired him to research whether their ownership extended to the middle of the rivers. In 2002, Hart completed an extensive report, in which he concluded they did own to the middle of the rivers. The Tribe approached the PUD and said that if a settlement was not reached, they would litigate. The two parties agreed to negotiate for a year and see if a settlement was possible. Hart completed a shorter negotiation report and submitted it to the PUD and eighteen months of negotiation followed. The PUD eventually agreed that the tribe owned to the middle of the river, and was entitled to revenue from about 11% of the pool. In October 2004, the tribe and PUD reached a settlement. The tribe received land, about $20 million dollars, and 5 1/2% of the annual revenue for about 50 years. The annual payment this year was $10 million. Information submitted by an economist concluded the settlement had a total value of about $500 million.

Maps and Images 379 1 Columbia Reservation maps Notes 379 2-3 Hart, "Water Boundaries of the Colville Indian Reservation" 2002 379 4-5 Wells Dam 1872-2002 380 De Danaan, "Report Prepared for the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation" 2002 380 1 Taylor, "Annual Charges for the Use of Colville Tribal Land by the Wells Hydroelectric Project, 1967-2012" 2002 380 2 Research 1872-2002 380 3-6 Wells Dam 1871-2001 381 Litigation Strategy 1983 381 1 Litigation 1983-2001 381 2 Research 1871-2001 381 3-6 Wells Dam 1874-2001 382 Congressional Record 1874-1902 382 1 Serial Set 1874-1902 382 2 Grand Coulee 2001 382 3 Grand Coulee 2001 382 4 Research 382 5 Wells Dam Notebooks 2003 383 Monse Irrigation Project 383 1 Legal Opinions 383 2 Reservation Deeds 2003 383 3-4 PUD Position, Colville Negotiations 2003 383 5 Wells Dam Notebooks 384 Wells Dam, PUD Archives 1960-2003 385 Schedule 2003 385 1 Boxes 1-139 1960-1972 385 2-4 Notebook, Box 119 1980-1983 385 5-6 Wells Dam, PUD Archives 1957-2003 386 Reports 1964-2003 386 1-2 2415 Report 1983 386 3 Research 1957-2003 386 4-6 Wells Dam Settlement Research 1871-1999 387 Koch and Bower Research 1871-1985 387 1 Bower Documents 1890-1994 387 2 Power Generator and Colville Surveys 1910-1993 387 3 Research 1941-1999 387 4-6 Wells Dam Settlement 2004 388 PUD Land Acquisitions 1959-2003 388 1 PUD Land Acquisitions 1959-2003 388 2 Settlement Negotiations 2003-2004 388 3-6 Wells Dam Settlement 2004 389 The Acquisition of Allotment MA-20 By the Public Utility Districts of Chelan and Douglas Counties 2004 389 1 Wells Dam Settlement, Rocky Reach Dam 2000-2005 390

In 2003 Hart was hired by the Chelan County PUD to do an investigation of the lands impacted by Rocky Reach Dam, a few miles downstream on the Columbia from Wells Dam. Specifically, he was to determine if there were Colville Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) in the impacted area. After conducting extensive research and interviews with tribal members, Hart submitted his report to the PUD. He determined there were several types of TCPs in the project area, documented them, and then mapped them. This addendum contains research materials, a draft report, and typed summaries of the interviews conducted.

Wells Hydroelectric development map 2004 390 1 Wells Dam Settlement, Hart Copies 2004 390 2-3 Rocky Reach Dam, Notes and Correspondence 2000-2004 390 4 Relicensing writing guidelines for Lake Chelan Hydroelectric Project Columbia Valley Tribes 390 5 Salishan Tribes 390 6 Rocky Reach Dam 1950s-2004 391 Columbia, Chelan, Entiat, and Wenatchee Tribes 391 1 Columbia Salish 391 2 Indian Claims Commission 1950s-1970s 391 3 Interview Summaries 2004 391 4 Research, Royce 391 5 Research Notes 1971-1995 391 6-7 Rocky Reach Dam 1992-2003 392 Cultural Resources 1992 392 1 Cultural Resource Investigations Along the Rocky Reach Reservoir Press Packet 392 2 Cultural Element Distributions 392 3 TCP Draft 392 4 Hart, "Traditional Cultural Properties and Rocky Reach Dam" 2003 392 5 Maps and Illustrations 392 6 Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case 1866-1997 393

This box contains materials from Hart's work on the Coeur d'Alene submerged lands case, beginning with materials relating to Heyburn State Park. The report on the creation of the park between 1908 and 1911 was important because when the United States conveyed the park to the State of Idaho (from the Coeur d'Alene Reservation), it included the water and submerged lands of the lakes in the park, which were navigable. That was strong evidence that the tribe owned the submerged lands within its boundaries before the conveyance. Materials related to Hart's analysis of Indian Executive Order reservations follows. Issues had been raised by the State of Idaho relative to the efficacy of Executive Order reservations. He looked at every Executive Order reservation that had been established and eventually concluded that all of them had been issued by the president with congressionally-granted authority and as a result the reservations were every bit as efficacious as treaty reservations. Dr. Marilyn Watkins also worked for on this project, and aided Hart in preparation of a reservation by reservation analysis. The analysis, research materials used to write the report, material on court decisions of pertinent cases, survey notes, hearings on use of the reservation in 1910, and transcriptions and frames from National Archives microfilm are contained in boxes related to the Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case.

Hart, "Heyburn State Park, 1908-1911" 1996 393 1 Heyburn Sources 1907-1979 393 2-4 Hart, "Karl A. Geyer at Coeur d' Alene, 1843-1844" 1995 393 5

Includes research notes.

Executive Order Research 1866-1997 393 6-7 Executive Order Master Tables 393 8 Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case 1881-1997 394 Executive Orders, Draft Table 394 1 Executive Orders, Reservation Analysis 394 2-4 Executive Orders, Research 1881-1997 394 5-6 Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case 1888-1996 395 Survey Notes 1888-1996 395 1-2 Hart, "Official Surveys of Coeur d'Alene Reservation River and Lake Beds and Banks" 1996 395 3-4

Includes research material.

Law Articles 1960s-1990s 395 5 Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case 1862-1995 396 Law Articles 1960s-1990s 396 1 National Archives Microfilm Copies 1860s 396 2 Testimony Source Material 1906-1995 396 3-6 Coeur d'Alene Submerged Lands Case 1906-1995 397 Testimony Source Material 1906-1995 397 1-2 Zuni 1883-1990 398

The files in boxes 398 and 399 consist of materials generated by Ronald Stauber, who worked for Hart while he was Executive Director of the Institute of the NorthAmerican West. Ron did research and created maps on a number of Zuni projects. Zuni I was a land claim against the United States for lands taken without conscionable payment. Zuni II was a claim against the United States for damage to Zuni trust lands due to actions or inaction of the United States. Congress settled those two cases with a payment to the tribe of $50 million. Kolhuwalawa, or Zuni Heaven, is the place in Arizona where Zunis believe they go after death. Ron helped map the trail to Zuni Heaven during a lawsuit by the United States to establish a prescriptive easement for the Zuni Tribe. Religious leaders walk the trail every four years and carry out ceremonies along the trail and at Kolhuwalawa. Hart also worked on legislation that resulted in the acquisition Kolhuwalawa for the Zuni Tribe. When the cases were all settled Hart obtained a grant from NEH to hold a conference at Zuni to explain what had transpired in all the cases.

Kolhuwalwa 1883-1990 398 1-3 Zuni History Project 1982-1983 398 4-5 Zuni 1883-1990 399 Zuni History Project 1979-1988 399 1-3 Zuni Trust Lands, GLO Surveys 1883-1884 399 4 Zuni Trust Lands, Digitization Log 1990 399 5 Zuni 1880-1990 400

The Zuni I land claim case, like all Indian land claims, was litigated in two phases. First, the extent of lands taken was determined, then the value of the land at the time of taking was established, with no interest. Boxes 400 and 401 contain extensive materials on the classification of lands taken, including the following materials: General Land Office Surveyor General description photostats of pertinent townships in Arizona and New Mexico, market data research transcribed (this was material generated by one of Zuni's appraisers, R. Howard Sears), CADD drawing logs (used to generate valuation maps of lands taken), and digitizing logs (used to generate valuation maps of lands taken).

Zuni Lands 1987-1990 400 1 Zuni Trust Lands, Survey Notebook 400 2 Sears GLO Transcripts, Arizona and New Mexico 400 3-4 GLO Surveys, Field Notes Notebooks 1880-1937 400 5-6 Zuni 1875-1986 401 Survey Field Notes 1882-1913 401 1-4 Koluwala Project GLO Survey Notes 1875-1883 401 5 Koluwala Pilgrimage Route Project Notebook 1986 401 6 Zuni, Microfiche 402

Microfiche of the Arizona portion of the claim area GLO survey notes.

Zuni 1875-1984 403

Boxes 403 and 404 contain material related to valuation and damage in the Zuni I case and GLO information on Zuni trust lands used in the Zuni II case.

Notebooks, Zuni I Valuation and Damage 1904-1966 403 1-2 Zuni II, Surveyor's Notes 1875-1984 403 3-6 Zuni 1875-1985 404

This box contains GLO information on Zuni trust lands used in the Zuni II case.

Zuni 1881-1987 405 Zuni II, GLO Information 1985-1988 405 1 Zuni I Land Classification 1881-1920 405 2-3 Zuni Water Case Notebook 1987 405 4 Zuni 1895-1992 406-407

These boxes contain material pertaining to a proposed book project to be entitled "Zuni in the Courts: Essays on the Adjudication of the Zuni Land Claims."

Zuni II Damage Claim Notebooks 408 Ramah Water Rights BIA Printout 409 Oversize Material 410 Adbuster Calendars 2001 2005 410 1 Wells Dam Research 1880s 410 2-5 Zuni II Land Damage Tracings 410 6 Printout, GLO Records 410 7 Maps 411

Contains two three-dimensional maps of the Kolhuwalawa trail, one map from Zuni I showing timber in the Zuni claim area, and six digitized maps showing the extent of Zuni agriculture at different dates in time.

Maps 412

Contains a) Kolhuwalawa pilgrimage maps, including the cadastral survey done by the BLM, b) Zuni II land damage GLO maps, and c) Zuni I land classification maps and National Archives historic map of area railroads.

Maps 413

Contains a) Zuni I land classification maps and maps showing timber, railroads, and maps related to the survey fraud in the area in the 1880s; b) maps used in digitizing the Zuni I claim area; and c) GLO maps of townships that contain Zuni reservation land (handwritten on each map are the locations of agricultural fields, irrigations features, trails, road, and information on the depth of the arroyos).

Maps 414

Contains maps used in digitizing the Zuni I claim area.

Maps 415

Zuni pilgrimage map work used in the easement court case.

Computer Discs 416 Exhibits, Wx 1 - Wx 58 417

In 1996 Richard Hart was hired by the Colville Tribes to work on Wenatchi fishing rights. The Wenatchi, one of the twelve tribes of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, were party to the 1855 Walla Walla Treaty, but did not move to the Yakima Reservation. Article 10 of the treaty established a small reservation for them at the juncture of the Wenatchi and Icicle Rivers, the location of one of the region's great salmon fisheries. The United States failed to survey the reservation or remove it from the public domain. When the Great Northern Railroad came through the area in 1894, a dishonest Yakima Indian agent had the reservation surveyed as being high in the mountains, where the Indians could not live in winter. He talked the Yakima Indians into ceding the Wentachi reservation with the stipulation that Wenatchis would continue to have fishing rights and would be granted land where they lived. Eventually the Wenatchi were moved to the Colville Reservation, and it was decided in U. S. v. Oregon that the Wenatchi had forfeited their fishing rights when they did not move to the Yakima Reservation. The research undertaken by Hart was instrumental in making a case that the Wenatchi were promised fishing rights under the 1894 agreement with the Yakima, an agreement that had been ratified by Congress. The resulting litigation was resolved in 2008, when a federal judge ruled that the Wenatchi do have fishing rights under the 1894 agreement. This addendum contains Hart's research files, notes, correspondence, reports, and various court documents. This body of material is a valuable archive on the Wenatchi. Boxes 417-426 contain exhibits prepared by E. Richard Hart, who testified on behalf of the Wenatchi. A printed list of exhibits is in Box 417, Fd 1.

Exhibits, Wx 59 - Wx 109 418 Exhibits, Wx 110 - Wx 143 419 Exhibits, Wx 144 - Wx 194 420 Exhibits, Wx 195 - Wx 263 421 Exhibits, Wx 264 - Wx 391 422 Exhibits, Wx 392 - Wx 506 423 Exhibits, Wx 507 - Wx 579 424 Exhibits, Wx 580 - Wx 726 425 Exhibits, Wx 727 - Wx 767 426 Exhibits, DEW 1 - DEW 11 427

Boxes 427-430 contain the exhibits of anthropologist Deward E. Walker, who testified in the case for the Yakama, who tried to prevent the Wenatchis from obtaining fishing rights. A printed list of exhibits is in Box 427, Fd 1.

Exhibits, DEW 12 - DEW 25 428 Exhibits, DEW 26 - DEW 90 429 Exhibits, DEW 91 - DEW 226 430 Wenatchi Hearing 431

Boxes 431-433 contain material related to the federal court hearing in Portland, Oregon, in 2003. After the hearing, the federal judge ruled the Wenatchi did not have a fishing right. Colville appealed, the Ninth Circuit reversed the decision, and sent the matter back to federal court for trial. The Justices in the Ninth Circuit repeatedly cited Hart's article in Western Legal History which described the Wenatchi fishing rights under the 1894 agreement.

Correspondence and Notes 1998-2002 431 1 Correspondence 2003 431 2 "Colville Indian Reservation Integrated Resource Management Plan 2000-2014, Final Environmental Impact Statement 2000 431 3 Clovis Site Clippings 1990-1991 431 4 Selected Lands, Maps and Related Documents 431 5 Wenatchi Working Files 2002 431 6 Wenatchi Hearing 432 Wenatchi Working Files 2002-2004 432 1-2 Brief 2003 432 3 Temporary Restraining Order and Colville Briefs 2003 432 4 Hart, "History of the Wenatchi Fishing Reservation" 2002 432 5 Letter from Secretary of the Interior on Yakama Agreement 1894 432 6 Wenatchi Hearing; Papers, Notes, and Declaration 2003 432 7 Temporary Restraining Order 2002 432 8 TRO Declarations 2003 432 9 Wenatchi Hearing 433

The tribes attempted to interest the state of Washington's Senators in sponsoring legislation to settle the matter. This box contains Hart's work related to that draft legislation.

G.I.S. Maps 433 1 Wenatchi Publicity 2002 433 2 Draft Legislation 2001-2003 433 3 Wenatchi News Clippings 2002-2003 433 4-6 Wenatchi Trial Preparation 434 Yakama Briefs 2007 434 1-2 Yakama Briefs, Hart Notes 434 3 Walker Testimony 434 4-6 Walker Research Group, "The Yakama Nation and the Wenatshapam Fishery" 2007 434 7 Wenatchi Trial Preparation 435 Colville Declarations and Opposition Brief 2007 435 1 Related Court Documents 2007-2008 435 2 Verne F. Ray, "Ethnic Impact of the Events Incident to Federal Power Development on the Colville and Spakane Indian Reservations" 1977 435 3 Hart, "Wenatchi Fishing Rights and the 1894 Yakama Agreement" 2008 435 4 Hart, "Response to the Report of Dr. Deward Walker" 2008 435 5 Hart Exhibit List 435 6 Hart Research and Notes 1853-2008 435 7 Wenatchi Trial Preparation 436 Richard Scheuerman Correspondence 2008 436 1 Lillian A. Ackerman Material 1994-2008 436 2 Prep for Trial Materials 436 3-4 Wenatchi Trial 437 Appeal 2003-2004 437 1 Correspondence 2004 437 2 Strategy 2004 437 3 Publicity 2004 437 4 Yakama and CCT Responses 2004 437 5 Wenatchi Federal Appeal 2004 437 6 Wenatchi State Legislation 2004-2005 437 7-8 Wenatchi Trial 438 Research 438 1 Exhibits 438 2 Trials, Notes, and Testimony 438 3 Dick Scheuerman 2001-2003 438 4 February 21 Hearing 2005 438 5 Legislation 2005 438 6 Correspondence and Clippings 2005-2008 438 7 Ninth Circuit Opinion 2006 438 8 Lillian A. Ackerman 2007-2008 438 9 Walker Original Report 2007 438 10 Wenatchi Trial 439 Questions for Walker 439 1 Walker Rebuttal Report 2008 439 2 Hart Response to Walker Rebuttal 2008 439 3 Hart Deposition 2008 439 4 Susan S. Gooding Rebuttal Report 2008 439 5 Colville Trial Briefs 2008 439 6 Hart Notes on Briefs 439 7 Yakama Trial Briefs 2008 439 8 Colville Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law 2008 439 9 Colville Response 2008 439 10 Washington Post-Trial Brief 2008 439 11 Judge King Opinion and Order 2008 439 12 Subjects, C - M 1996-2009 440 Chelan River Irrigation District 1998 440 1 Cobell 2008-2009 440 2 Columbia River Film 2002 440 3 Confluence Project 2009 440 4 Dennis P. Eichhorn 1995-2001 440 5 Fishing 1996 440 6 Haim Gordon 2001-2002 440 7 Grand Coulee Dam Area 1996-1997 440 8 Indian Country News 2009 440 9 Isleta 2003 440 10 Lake Chelan Management Plans 1995 440 11 Management of Anadromous Fish Habitat on Public Lands 1996 440 12 Methow Conservancy 2008 440 13 Methow Valley Nose 1998-2004 440 14 Subjects, N - R 441 Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission 1995-1996 441 1 Northwest Power Planning Council 2001 441 2 North Cascades Fiddle Contest 2001-2002 441 3 North Cascades, Ross Lake, Lake Chelan Management Plan 1988 441 4 Okanogan National Forest 441 5-7 Public Development Authority (PDA) 2008 441 8 Public History 1979 441 9 Roundup 1982 441 10 Subjects, S - Z 442 Greg Smoak, "Ghost Dances and Identity" 2002 442 1-2 Wenatchee National Forest Management Plan 1990 442 3 Western Shoshone 2007-2008 442 4 Richard White, "Shellfish Testimony" 1996 442 5 Ye Galleon Press 1992-2001 442 6 Zuni 1967-2007 442 7 Tribal Tribune 2008-2009 443 Oversize Publications 1979-2007 444 Oversize Posters 1970s-1990s 445

Contains posters related to art and culture in the Western United States.

Hualapai Boundaries 1883-2007 446

Boxes 446-448 contain documents related to Hart's work with the Hualapai tribe in establishing reservation boundaries. The National Park Service claimed control of the Colorado River, but Hart's report indicated that the north boundary of the reservation was in the middle of the Colorado River. Hart also determined that the west boundary was roughly ten miles further west than had been indicated. He was able to find the original boundary markers from the 1875-1883 period.

Contracts, Correspondence, and Notes 2006-2007 446 1 Hualapai Files CD 446 2 Notes and Bibliography 446 3-4 Research 1883 446 5 Skywalk 2007 446 6 Travel 2006-2007 446 7 Working Files 2006-2007 446 8 Hualapai Boundaries, Manuscripts 2006-2007 447 Hualapai Boundaries, Manuscripts 2006-2007 448 Palus Territory Project 1930-2003 449

Boxes 449-451 contain material related to Hart's research on the extent, use, and occupancy of land by the Palus.

Correspondence, Contracts, and Notes 2002-2003 449 1 Verne Ray Testimony 1960-1961 449 2 Ray Reports and Articles 1930-1979 449 3-5 Palus Territory Project 1930-1991 450 Verne Ray and Stuart Chalfant Testimony 1960 450 1 Chalfant Reports 1960-1974 450 2 Chance Deposition and Testimony 1991 450 3 Indian Claims Commission 1961-1979 450 4-5 Articles and Report, "Ame"s to "Boas" 450 6 Palus Territory Project 1930-1979 451

Contains articles and reports from "Brown" to "Yakama Memory."

Washington Water Power Company 1902-2009 452

Boxes 452 and 453 contain material related to a conflict between the Coeur d'Alene tribe and the Avista Power Company, successor to the Washington Water Power Company.

Allotments, Coeur d'Alene Agency 1906-2006 452 1 Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1911-1920 452 2 Annotations 452 3-4 National Archives Record Group 75 1908-1910 452 5 National Archives, Pacific NW Region 1902-2005 452 6 News Clippings 2006-2009 452 7 Notes on Manuscripts 1995 452 8 Washington Water Power Company 1900-2005 453 Research and Notes 1908-2005 453 1-2 WWPC Finding Guides 453 3 WWPC Correspondence 1900-1913 453 4 WWPC, Eastern Washington University 1910-1939 453 5 Doty v. WWPC 1908-1909 453 6 Gaskill v. WWPC 1908-1909 453 7 WWPC v. Waters 1910 453 8 Namen v. City of Polson 1974-1982 453 9 University of Utah 2005 453 10 Jicarilla Apache Project 1974-2003 454 Project Administration 2001-2002 454 1-2 Travel 2001-2002 454 3 Wilson, Jicarilla Accounting Claim 1974-2002 454 4 First Year Reports 2002 454 5 Final Reports 2003 454 6 Final Reports, Hart Review and Correspondence 2003 454 7 Moses Columbia Reservation 455-457

These boxes contain annotations of documentary materials gathered as research for Hart's report on the establishment of the Moses Columbia Reservation, which was later reduced.

Klamath 1979-2005 458

Boxes 458-460 contain documents related to Hart's contract with the United States Department of Justice as an expert witness in the adjudication of the Klamath River watershed in Oregon state court.

Dept. of Justice Memorandum, Case No. 277 2005 458 1 Case No. 277 and Case No. 280 458 2 Motions, Case No. 282 2005 458 3 Dept. of Justice Motion, Case No. 286 2005 458 4 Motions, Case No. 286 458 5 Kimball v. Callahan 1979-1981 458 6 U. S. v. Adair 1981-2005 458 7 Briefs (CD-Rom) 2005 458 8 Klamath 1930-2009 459 Annotations 459 1-3 Confidential Draft Report, Do Not Cite 459 4 E. R. Hart, "Methow Territory and the Yakama Treaty of 1855" 2002 459 5 News Clippings 2006-2009 459 6 Research File 459 7 Leslie Spear, Klamath Ethnography 1930 459 8 Klamath 2005-2009 460 U. S. v. Oregon 1991-1996 461

Boxes 461-464 contain documents gathered and reviewed by Hart in his work to establish Wenatchi fishing rights based on a 19th-century agreement. The Confederated Colville Tribes attempted to block Wenatchi rights by intervening in United States v. Oregon.

Oregon Briefs and Decisions 1992-1996 461 1 Chance Testimony and Marsh Decision 1991-1992 461 2 Deward Walker Testimony, ICC 461 3-5 U. S. v. Oregon 462 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation Exhibit Notebooks 462 1-2 U.S v. Oregon Exhibits 462 3-5 Trial Notebook, Sprague 462 6 U. S. v. Oregon 1909-1991 463 Bower Research Notes 1991 463 1 Chronological Document List, Wenatshapam Fishery 463 2 Colville Base Roll (Washington Indian Census Roll) 1937 463 3-4 Colville Photos (Photocopies) 463 5 Colville Reservation Census 1920 463 6 John Hamilt 1909-1937 463 7 Miscellaneous Documents 463 8 U. S. v. Oregon 1909-1991 464 Miscellaneous 464 1 Mount Tolman Project 1980-1981 464 2 National Archives Record Group 75 1909-1954 464 3-4 Notes, Gary Palmer's Interim Report 1991 464 5 Sandpoint Materials 1929-1938 464 6 Tandy Book, Enrollment 1934 464 7 Wenatchi Fishing, Court Documents & Hart Testimony 2003-2010 465 District Court Ruling 2008 465 1 Confederated Colville Tribes Briefs 2009 465 2 U. S. Brief 2009 465 3 Yakama Briefs 2009 465 4 Ninth Circuit Ruling 2010 465 5 E. R. Hart, "Wenatchi Fishing Rights and the 1894 Agreement" 2007 465 6 E. R. Hart, "Response to the Report of Dr. Deward Walker" 2008 465 7 Hart Maps 465 8 Washington State Senate Resolution 2003 465 9 Wenatchi Fishing, Hart Testimony & Research 1894-1983 466 U.S. v. Oregon, Hart Exhibits (CD) 466 1 Miscellaneous 466 2 "Letter from the Secretary of the Interior" 1894 466 3 Schalk & Mierendorf, Cultural Resources of the Rocky Reach of the Columbia River 1983 466 4-6 Hart Annotations, Scheuerman, The Wenatchi Indians 1982 466 7 Chalfant and Ray Testimony, ICC Docket 161 and 224 1957 466 8 Wenatchi Fishing, Watkins Files 1879-1995 467 Notes 467 1 Notes, Colville Documents 467 2 Notes, Colville and Wenatchi Documents 467 3 Maps and Tables 467 4 "The Wenatshapam Fishery" 1995 467 5 Working Draft, "Columbia Reservation" 467 6 Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Reports and Treaties 1879-1929 467 7-8 Annotations, Wenatchi & Colville 1855-1991 468 Palmer Testimony 1991 468 1 Wenatchi 1965-1994 468 2 Wenatchi Acts, Executive Orders, and Agreements 1855-1906 468 3 Wenatchi and Colville 1882-2001 468 4-5 Annotations, Wenatchi & Colville 1858-1998 469 Wenatchi and Colville 1858-1998 469 1-2 Symons Report 1967 469 3 Waring, My Pioneer Past 1936 469 4 Lake Chelan Hydroelectric Project 1998 469 5 Sale of Wenatshapan Fishery 1894 469 6 Annotations, National & Regional Archives and Wenatchi Land Fraud 1827-2000 470 Annotations, National & Regional Archives 1827-1995 470 1-3 Notes, Wenatchi Project 1999 470 4 Wenatchi Notes, 2000 Report 470 5 Wenatchi Land Fraud and Hart Expert Testimony 1855-2002 471 Wenatchi Land Fraud 1855-2002 471 1-2 Hart Expert Testimony, Wenatshapan Fishery Vol. I and II 1996 471 3-5 Wenatchi Fishing, Hart Testimony & Research 2000 472 Research, Hart Expert Testimony Vol. III 472 1 Minnesota Historical Society 2000 472 2 James J. Hill Library 2000 472 3 Settlement Research, Wenatchi Fishing Rights 472 4-6 Wenatchi Fishing Rights Settlement Research 1998-2001 473 Colville Working 1998-2000 473 1 Hart Files 473 2 Hart Files 473 3-5 Hart, "The History of the Wenatchi Fishing Reservation" 2001 473 6 Wenatchi and Yakama 1891-2004 474 Hart, "Anatomy of a Fraud: The Lost Reservation of the P'squosa" 2000 474 1 Monitor Park Title Report 1891-2004 474 2 Wenatchee River Park 1971-2003 474 3-4 Yakama Nation v. Flores 1997 474 5 Western History Association Program Committee 2009 475 Subjects 1980-2011 476 American Indian Artifact Price Guide 476 1 Archaeological Excavations in the Carrrizo Wash Valley, CD-ROM 2004 476 2 Cayuse and Modoc Indians 476 3 Cobell 2010-2011 476 4 Empires in the Sun Miscellaneous 1982 476 5 Historic American Maps 1980-1981 476 6 Mashpee 2007-2011 476 7 Miscellaneous Pamphlets and Brochures 476 8 Leonard Peltier 1991 476 9 Subjects 1970-1995 477 Spokane Indians 1970-1995 477 1 Wenatchee Prehistory 1980s 477 2 Publications 1967-2011 478 Miscellaneous Publications 1967-1995 478 1 Jackson, Get the Money and Shoot 1981 478 2 Indian Water Policy 1981 478 3 Native American Tribal Court Profiles 1985 478 4 Indian Law Seminar Materials 1987 478 5 Gerow, Eighty-Two Miles from Nowhere 2003 478 6 Addicted to War 2004 478 7 Methow Naturalist 2007-2008 478 8 The Wild Phlox 2009-2011 478 9 Hart, The 1912 Joseph La Fleur Statement 2010 478 10 State of Idaho v. United States of America, Court Documents, Coeur d'Alene 1998-2003 479 Petition, Writ of Certiorari; Brief for the U.S. in Opposition 2000 479 1 Oral Arguments 2001 479 2 David C. Frederick 2001 479 3 Hart File, Appellate Division Consultation 1998-2001 479 4 Additional Briefs 2001 479 5 Supreme Court Decision and News Clippings 2001-2003 479 6 Hart Exhibits 1-27 479 7-8 State of Idaho v. United States of America; Hart Exhibits 480- 495

Box 480, folder 1 contains an itemized listing of the exhibits contained in boxes 480-495.

Record Group 75, Colville Letters Received (CIA), Coeur d'Alene 496-497 Washington Water Power Company Files, Coeur d'Alene 2005 498 "Coeur d'Alene Sovereign Management of Lake Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe River 2005 498 1 Preliminary Report: Washington Water Power Company and the Coeur d'Alene Tibe unittitle 2005 498 2 WWPC Exhibits, Administrative File unittitle 498 3 Itemized List of Exhibits 498 4 WWPC Exhibits, 1-29 498 5 Summary of Historial Events Relating to the Tribe, the Lake and the River 498 6 Reports, Coeur d'Alene 499

Box 499 contains the 1996 of John Fahey that was submitted in the first case. Also enclosed in this box are the experet reports of Stuart A. Chalfant and William N. Bischoff that were submitted to the Indian Claims case Commission, along with the Commission's findings in the Coeur d'Alene case.

General Report, Klamath 2005-2012 500

Box 500 contains drafts, annotations and comments from attorneys and tribal officials on the Klamath case. Hart worked on the adjudication of the Klamath watershed, focusing on what fish were utilized by each tribe. Each tributary of the river had its own case.

Klamath Exhibits 2005-2012 501-502

An item level listing of the exhibits is located in carton 501, folder 1.

Klamath Supporting Documents 2008-2014 503

This box contains materials relating to Hart's direct testimony in Klamath cases 277, 279, 280, 281, 282, and 286.

Klamath Discovery Process, Notes and Annotations 2008-2014 504

This box contains materials relating to Hart's expert witness files relating to Klamath cases 277, 279, 280, 281, 282, and 286.

Day Timers 1989-2008 505-508 Writing Files 1969-1981 509 Index to the Millennial Star 1969 509 1 Divorce," poetry published in Diologue 1970 509 2 "Zuni History" 1970 509 3 "Anthropologists at Zuni" 1970 509 4 Zuni Poetry 1970 509 5 Articles Concerning Indians in Harper's Weekly 1970 509 6 The Religious Import of Canyon de Chelly 1970 509 7 Witchcraft at Zuni 1970 509 8 Christian Missionaries and the Growth of Zuni Factionalism 1970 509 9 "Anthropology," poetry published in Roanoke Review 1971 509 10 "One Coyote," poetry published in Folio 1971 509 11 "Apostate," poetry published in Folio 1971 509 12 "An Age of Water" poetry published in Cardinal Poetry Quarterly 1972 509 13 Glossary of Zuni Terms 1973 509 14 "Experiences and Descriptions" 1973 509 15 Kya:k Holi 1974 509 16 "A Preliminary Examination of Documents Relating to Zuni Land, 1846-1951" 1974 509 17 "Western Shoshone History" 1974 509 18 "Factors Relating to Zuni Land, 1900-1951" 1975 509 19 Newe: A Western Shoshone History (with Beverly Crum) 1976 509 20 "Indian/White Relations: Myths and Realities" 1977 509 21 "The Oral History Component" Idaho Humanities Forum 1979 509 22 FARM: The Future of Agriculture in the Rocky Mountains 1979 509 23 "Wildhorse Reservoire," testimony given at a Bureau of Indian Affairs hearing in Boise, Idaho 1979 509 24 FARM: The Future of Agriculture in the Rocky Mountains 1980 509 25 "Effects of Disease among the Zunis and Population Estimates" 1980 509 26 "The Traditional Shoshone Method of Preparing and Tanning Deer Hides" 1980 509 27 "I Will Die an Indian" 1980 509 28 "Zuni Agriculture: An Historical Application of Ethnological Research" 1980 509 29 "Boundaries of Zuni Land: With Emphasis on Details Relating to Incidents Occurring 1846-1946" 1980 509 30-31 "Rebuttal Report," Plaintiff's Exhibit submitted in behalf of the Zuni Indian Tribe 1981 509 32 "Utah's Riches: Utah Folk Art Catalog of Material Culture" review in The Sunstone Review 1981 509 33 That Awesome Space: Human Interaction with the Intermountain Landscape 1982 509 34 Writing Files 1981-1985 510 Writing Files 1985-1988 511 Writing Files 1988-1990 512 Writing Files 1990-1994 513 Writing Files 1994-2002 514 Writing Files 1960s-2010 515 Articles, Not Written by Hart 1972-2010 516 Writing Files and Expert Witness Files 1985-1990 517 "An Ethnohistory of the Zuni People" 1983 517 1 "Boundaries of Zuni Land: With Emphasis on Details Relating to Incidents Occurring 1846-1946," Plaintiff's Exhibit 7000 517 2 "Rebuttal Reports: Boundaries of Zuni Land" 517 3 "Damage to Zuni Trust Lands" 517 4 "'The Barefoot Trail': Access to 'Zuni Heaven" 517 5 "The Zuni Mountains: Chronology of An Environmental Disaster" 517 6 Expert Witness Files 1985-1990 518 "A History of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's Claim to Lake Coeur d'Alene" 518 1 "The Ordinary High Water Mark of the Colorado River near Goose Island Campground," prepared for the Office of the Attorney General of Utah. 518 2 "Preliminary Report: The Ordinary High Water Mark of Utah Lake," with Marilyn P. Watkins, prepared for the Office of the Attorney General of Utah 518 3 "Fishing Rights Associated with the Wenatchapam Fishery Reservation," prepared for the Office of the Reservation Attorney, Confederated Tribes of Colville 518 4 ""Colville Tribes' Ownership of the Beds of the Columbia and Okanogan Rivers within the Wells Dam Project," prepared for the Office of the Reservation Attorney, Confederated Tribes of Colville 518 5 "R. S. 2477 Rights-of-Way in Utah and the History of Highways in the United States," Preliminary Report submitted to the Office of the Attorney General of Utah. 518 6 Writing Files "Palus Territory," Produced for the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, in partial fulfillment of Army Corps of Engineers Contract DACW68-00, July 20, 2003 519 1 Hunting, Fishing and Gathering Rights Associated with the Columbia Reservation," prepared for the Office of the Reservation Attorney, Confederated Tribes of Colville 519 2 "Traditional Cultural Properties And Rocky Reach Dam," Produced for the Chelan County PUD, PSA No. 03-047, TCP Study, Rocky Reach Hydroelectric Project. 519 3 "Preliminary Report: Usual and Accustomed Fishing Rights At Willamette Falls, Oregon," prepared for the Office of the Attorney General of Oregon 519 4 "Hunting, Fishing and Gathering of the Klamath Tribes and the 1864 Treaty," produced under contract with the United States Department of Justice. 519 5 "A History of Zuni Water Use" and "Executive Summary," Expert Testimony Submitted to the U. S. Department of Justice in Behalf of the Zuni Indian Tribe 519 6 Addendum Aboriginal Trade 2014 520 1 The American West Center at Fifty 2014 520 2 Dick, William 2013 520 3 Digital Library Project 520 4 Hadley, Drummond 2005-2006 520 5 Joseph Library 2009 520 6 Kamiakin Article 2009 520 7 Letters to the Editor 2014 520 8 Frank Matsura Lecture 2013 520 9 McCarl, Bob 2013 520 10 Methow Minds 2012 520 11 Mourning Dove Symposium 2012 520 12-13 Osoyoos State Park 2010 520 14 Peace and Friendship Award 2013 520 15 Poetry 1964-1996 520 16 Public History 2011 520 17 Racist Lyrics 1957-2011 520 18 University of Utah Press 2012 520 19 Voices of Colville Confederated Tribes 2012 520 20 "The West Boundry of the Hualapai Indian Reservation" 521 1 Western History Association 2007 521 2 Western Historical Quarterly, Editorial Board 2010-2013 521 3 Western Historical Quarterly 2013 521 4 2017 Addendum 1997- 2009 522 "The North Boundary of the Hualapai Reservation" 2010-2009 522 1 "Comments on the Hualapai Tribe" Rulemaking on Special Regulations; Areas of the National Park System 2009 522 2 Matthews-Lamb, Sandra. "The Nineteenth Century Cruzate Grants: Pueblos, Peddlers, and the Great Confidence Scam?" Draft Dissertation 1997 522 3 Hualapai Boundaries, Bibliography and Exhibits 523

This box contains exhibits 1- 222, and other supplemental material relating to Hart's work with the Hualapai tribe to determine northern and western boundaries. A complete listing of the exhibits is located in folder 1.

Hualapai Boundaries 524 "Indian Claims Commission and the West Hualapai Boundary" 524 1 North Boundary NPS Report and Exhibits 524 2 The West Boundary of the Hualapai Indian Reservation 524 3 Donald Simon, Questions Regarding Goldwater 524 4 Hualapai Publication, Imre Sutton 524 5 North Boundary Correspondence 524 6 Western History Address, Sherry Smith 524 7 Western Water Rights Digital Library 524 8 Clippings Not Used 524 9 North Boundary Article 524 10 Western Legal History Article 524 11 Hart Report, North Boundary 2009 524 12 Proposed Rule 2009 524 13 HX 376, Worster 524 14 HX 377, Looney 524 15 HX 240 524 16 Enlargement Act 524 17 Notes on Sept 2009 NPS Report 524 18-19 2009 Memos 524 20 North Boundary Report 2008 524 21 West Boundary Report 524 22 Arizona State University, Goldwater Research 524 23-27 North Boundary, Information Not Used 524 28 Hualapai 525 Hualapai Miscellaneous Materials 525 1 Hualapai, Montana Case 2012 525 2 Hualapai Archaeology 525 3 Indian Rights Association, Archival Finding Aid, Fort Lewis College 525 4 Crampton Notes, American West Center 525 5 Hualapai Archaeology 525 6 Farming by the Big Sandy Band of Hualapai 525 7 Hualapai, Lenn Berlin 525 8 Digital Photos, Grand Canyon Archives 525 9 Boundary bibliography, Grand Canyon Archives 525 10 Hualapai, Bat Cave 525 11 Big Sandy Annotations 525 12 Correspondence 1943 525 13 "The North Boundary of the Hualapai Reservation," Williams Comments 525 14 Surveyor Reports and Attorneys Correspondence 525 15 Hualapai Bibliography A-G 525 16-20 Hualapai Bibliography and Exhibits 526-527 Shafer Museum and Okanogan County Historical Society 528 Shafer Museum, Winthrop Walking Tour 528 1 Shafer Museum, Westernization Architectural Committee 2003 528 2 American Association for State and Local History 2004 528 3 Okanogan County Historical Society (OCSH) 528 4 Shafer Museum and OCSH Administrative Files 528 5-24 Methow Conservancy and Twispworks 529 Methow Conservancy Book Club 529 1 Methow Out My Window 2014 529 2 Methow Out My Window, Notes 2013 529 3 Methow Conservancy, Agricultural Taskforce 529 4 Methow Conservancy, Administrative Materials 529 5-8 Twispworks, Administrative Materials 529 9-13 Colville Tribal Interviews 530- 531

Boxes 530 and 531 contain interviews and photographs relating to the Okanogan and Wenatchi Tribal members, conducted by Hart between 1998 and 2000. They are restricted, and require written permission from the Colville History and Archaeology Office to view.

Colville Tribe Related Materials 532 "Pima Indians, Water Rights, and the Federal Government: U.S. vs Gila Valley Irrigation District," Shelly C. Dudley 1996 532 1 Environmental Report, Arizona Station Project. Snowflake and St. John's Generating Station Sites, Vol. 2 1974 532 2-3 "A Historical Study of Non-Federal Water Claims in the Little Colorado River Basin, Arizona," Vol 1, Historical Research Associates 1986 532 4-5 Zuni Water Rights 533 Zuni Exhibits, 1596- 7233.2 533 1 "A History of Zuni Water Use," Volume II, Draft 1992 533 2-3 "A History of Zuni Water Use," Volume I, Draft with Edits 1992 533 4 United States v. State of New Mexico, et al. Zuni River Basin 2005 533 5 Book Chapter Review, Darlis Miller 533 6 "Zuni Population, 1539-1989" 1991 533 7 Zuni Water Use, Executive Summary, Draft 2006 533 8-9 Zuni Water Rights 534 Zuni Water, Executive Summary 2006 534 1 Zuni Water, Exhibit List 1992 534 2 Zuni Population 2006 534 3 "A History of Zuni Water Use," Volume I 2005 534 4 " A History of Zuni Water Use," Volume II 2005 534 5 Cartography at Zuni 534 6 Jane Marx, Zuni Water 2008 534 7 Zuni Water, Lost Exhibits 2008 534 8 Zuni Water, New Exhibit Information 534 9 Ramah 534 10 "Stolen Art is Not Cool," Susan Mulcahy 534 11 Zuni Election Results 2006 534 12 Zuni Water Case Update 2007 534 13 Readers Report, "Matilda Coxe Stevenson: Pioneer Anthropologist," Darlis A. Miller 534 14-15 Zuni Breadstuff 534 16 Zuni Water, News Clippings 534 17 Zuni Water, Case Restarting 1998 534 18 A:shiwi Cultural Complex: A Vision for the Zuni Tribe 2002 534 19 The Adjudication of the Zuni Water Basin 1991 534 20 Department of Justice, Zuni Water 534 21 Tribal Census Office 2006 534 22 Zuni, New Literature 2004-2005 534 23 Zuni Water 534 24 Zuni Water Correspondence 2005 534 25 Zuni Water Contract 2005 534 26 Sources Cited in "A History of Zuni Water Use," 2006 2006 535-537 Zuni Water 2011-2013 538 Zuni Water Rebuttal Report, Draft and Final 2011 538 1-4 Zuni Water Rebuttal Report, Contract and Financial Documents 2012-2013 538 5 Zuni Water Rebuttal Report, Miscellaneous Documents 2011 538 6 Zuni Water Rebuttal, New Exhibits 2011 538 7 "Zuni and the Courts" CD-ROM 538 8 Zuni Water, Rebuttal, Hart Notes 538 9 Research Notes, University of Utah 2013 538 10 "Critique of 'A History of Zuni Water Use,'" Stanley Hordes 2010 538 11 Rebuttal Correspondence, Bradley Bridgewater 2011 538 12 Occasional Paper, "Treaties, Land Cessions, and Other U.S. Congressional Documents Relative to American Indian Tribes," George Fay 538 13 Zuni Water Rebuttal, Report G. Emlen Hall 2013 538 14 Zuni Water Rebuttal, Sergeant 538 15 Zuni Water Rebuttal, Yannello 538 16 Zuni Water Rebuttal, Hall and McNeer 538 17 Zuni Water Rebuttal, Judge Garcia Ruling 538 18 Navajo Indian Reservation, Report of H.J. Hagerman, U.S. Senate 538 19 Ramah Navajo Research Materials 538 20-22 Daytimer Planners Daytimer planner 2009 539 1-2 Daytimer planner 2010 539 3-4 Daytimer planner 2011 539 5-6 Daytimer planner 2012 539 7-8 Miscellaneous Documents Brennon Orr, Water Resources of the Zuni Tribal Lands 1982 540 1 Icicle creek restoration correspondence 2001 2008 540 2 Hart ephemera 1977-2000 540 3 Cartographica Hart article 2020 540 4 News From Indian Country 2018 540 5 Arizona Highwaysissue 1984 540 6 Lost Homeland Materials Lost Homeland correspondence and miscellaneous materials 2017 541 1 Lost Homeland books 2017 541 2 Methow correspondence and article 1995 2018 541 3 Lost Homeland article 2017 541 4 First map of Methow territory 2016-2017 541 5 Lost Homeland copy 2017 541 6 Lost Homeland proofs 2017 541 7 Karen images 541 8 Maps, Methow book 2016 541 9 Lost Homeland acknowledgements, bibliography, and style sheet 541 10 Lost Homeland layout, chapter 1 541 11 Sam Miller killing correspondence 2015 541 12 Hart Lost Homeland books 2017 541 13 Colville maps 541 14 Hart, The Methow Tribe and the Moses Columbia Reservation draft with comments 2016 541 15 Hart, The Methow Tribe and the Moses Columbia Reservation draft with comments 2016 541 16 Methow book notes 2001-2002 2014 541 17 Hart, The Methow Tribe draft 2, annotated 2016 541 18 Hart, Methow book notes 1998 541 19 Methow book, publishing board 2015-2016 541 20 Methow boundaries 2001-2002 541 21 The Methow Tribe draft 2016 541 22 Final chapter 541 23 Crevelings, rodeos 2015 541 24 Heritage 2015 541 25 Hudson's bay company archives notes 2011 541 26 Methow villages 1982 1998 541 27 Methow research permit 2014-2015 541 28 Methow photos 541 29 Methow book, Solvieg and Karen 2016-2017 541 30 Methow, Sabine 2016 541 31 Permit renewal 2015 541 32 Campions 2016 541 33 Lost Homeland annotated draft 541 34 Expert Testimony in Tribal Litigation Materials Expert figures 2016-2017 542 1 Final figures 2016-2017 542 2 Hart, Expert Testimony in Tribal Litigation 542 3 Hart, Expert Testimony in Tribal Litigation annotated draft 542 4 Correspondence 2013-2016 542 5 Correspondence and maps 2013 2015 542 6 Expert Testimony in Tribal Litigation drafts 542 7-10 2013 draft part 1 542 11 2013 draft part 2 542 12 South Dakota, petitioner v. Yankton Sioux Tribe 1998 542 13 Expert testimony, book notes 1996 2006-2010 542 14 Coeur d'Alene selected bibliography 542 15 Western history association panel 2009 542 16 Expert Testimony in Tribal Litigation Materials and Miscellaneous Papers Miscellaneous papers 2018 543 1 Expert testimony, miscellaneous papers 2017 543 2 U of U book website 2016 543 3 Expert testimony notes and correspondence 2012-2013 543 4 Updated author questionnaire 543 5 Expert testimony notes 2016 543 6 Frederick Hoxie book review 2018 543 7 Expert testimony, $1 billion 543 8 Joanna Bastian writing 2016 543 9 Kingfisher U Humanities, Floyd O'Neil "In Memorium" pages 2018 543 10 Methow monument materials 2016-2017 543 11 Chuck Borg, Methow monument 2016 543 12 Methow monument letters and donations 2016-2017 543 13 Jeff Nichols, Westminster college class 2017 543 14 Alexa Whipple reference and resume 2017 543 15 American west center pagges 2017 543 16 Squaw Peak name change 2017-2018 543 17 North Dakota, 3 affiliated tribes 543 18 Miscellaneous Publications Tribal Tribune 2017-2018 544 1-3 Miscellaneous environmental publications 2017-2018 544 4 News From Indian Country 2017-2018 544 5 News From Indian Country 2017-2018 544 6 The Western history association, Against the Grain 2017 544 7 Montanan 2017 544 8 Coeur d'Alene Tribe Water Final testimony 2015 545 1-4 Ian Smith materials 2015 545 5-6 U of U inventory 2015 545 7 Joset materials 545 8 Correspondence between Yantis and superintendent of Indian affairs 1957 545 9 Seltice petition 1887 545 10 Interview with Joseph Seltice 1984 545 11 Chief Andrew Seltice 545 12 Joseph Seltice interview 1984 545 13 Cornelius Buckley annotation 545 14 Cornelius Buckley materials 545 15 Nicolas Point 545 16 Lake case exhibit 2 545 17 Lake case exhibit 42 1974 545 18 Lake case exhibit 47 1979 545 19 Lake case exhibit 63 1962 545 20 Lake case exhibit 64 1961 545 21 Lake case exhibit 89 1900 545 22 Lake case exhibit 119 1976 545 23 Lake case exhibit 123 1967 545 24 Lake case exhibit 187 545 25-26 Lake case exhibit 1396 545 27 Lake case exhibit 208 545 28 Lake case exhibit 213 545 29 Lake case exhibit 217 545 30 Lake case exhibit 227 545 31 Lake case exhibit 234 545 32 Lake case exhibit 282 545 33 Lake case exhibit 236 545 34 Lake case exhibit 316 545 35 Lake case exhibit 372 545 36 Lake case exhibit 376 545 37 Lake case exhibit 401 545 38 Lake case exhibit 633 545 39 Lake case exhibit 649 545 40 Lake case exhibit 659 545 41 Shosteck article 2002 545 42 Lake case exhibit 779 545 43 Boundary differences, exhibits 215, 659, and 646 545 44 Notepad and scheduling order 2015 545 45 Winans 545 46 Coeur d'Alene (CdA) meetings 2014 545 47 CdA meeting 10/28-29 2014 545 48 Newspaper articles 545 49 Paper index 545 50 Avista 1930 545 51 Avista doc 1938 545 52 Washington water power company (WWPC) 545 53 WWPC 1921 545 54 Tydeman 1995 545 55 Annotations 545 56 Meyer A. Louie dissertation 1996 545 57 St. Hilaire 1840 545 58 Ignace Garry, CdA leadership, Spokane chief 545 59 Oral history memo, Hart 2014 545 60 1873 agreement 545 61 Avista: historical documents we need to obtain 545 62 11/21 meeting with Statz in SLC 2014 545 63 CdA contract 12/13-14 2013-2014 545 64 Statz reports and writing 2013-2014 545 65 Statz: what I did 2014 545 66 Spokane and CdA legends and history 545 67 Purported post agreement 1889 545 68 From Howard Funke 545 69 3rd CdA claims case 1981 545 70 1873 agreement 545 71 Wilson to Otto 1867 545 72 Otto to DOI 1867 545 73 Otto to Taylor 1867 545 74 Taylor to Browning 1867 545 75 CdA brief 545 76 DOJ claims, CdA water 2014 545 77 Water board meeting, 7/18 2014 545 78 Idaho constitution proceedings 1889 545 79 Lake case appendix XI: maps, exhibit list 545 80 Hart rebuttal report, "A Reply to the Report of Dr. Stephen Wee" 2016 546 1 Lakebed case rebuttal materials 546 2 Rebuttal annotations, includes Chalfant and Ray testimony from Indian claims commission, draft rebuttal report on Wee, notes and manuscripts on Wee rebuttal 546 3 Wee report with notes 2016 546 4 New work 2014 546 5 January 27 meeting materials and maps 2015 546 6 New Hart water exhibit list 546 7 Dowd publication 546 8 Gonzaga records guides, notes from October 29 2014 546 9 Statement of Mary Adrian 546 10 Frey, Me-y-mi-ym: Oral Literature of the Coeur d'Alene Indian People 1993 546 11 Frey, CdA veterans 2006 546 12 Geoffroy writing, Idaho heritage 546 13 Gonzaga special collections, sacred heart box 10 546 14 Gonzaga special collections, sacred heart box 12 546 15 Stevens to commissioner of Indian affairs (CIA) 1853 546 16 Mackall to Wright 1856 546 17 Yantis to Newsmith 1857 546 18 Gonzaga, "Another Letter from DeSmet" 1870 546 19 Yantis to superintendent 1857 546 20 Memoranda 546 21 Joseph Seltice statement 546 22 Charles Kevis account 546 23 George Wright book 546 24 Lawrence Nicodemus account 1858 546 25 Hubert Bancroft 1890 546 26 Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs (ARCIA) 1873 546 27 James Bernard, CdA Sinixt chief 546 28 Steptoe, New York Times 1858 546 29 Steptoe, Harpers Weekly 1858 546 30 Tribe to Simms 1887 546 31 Waters to Seltice 1883 546 32 Waters to Seltice, 1885 546 33 Cohen handbook of federal Indian law 2005 546 34 Idaho v. Hodel 1987 2005 546 35 Judge Callister case 1982 2005 546 36 Watkins on WWPC 1996 546 37 New exhibits, lake #2289, draft of testimony section 546 38 New exhibit 732, report on Indian affairs 1868 546 39 Briefs and draft section of testimony 546 40 CdA final corrections 2015 546 41 Compliance, draft MSS 546 42 Figures to Funke 2015 546 43 Edward Curtis, The North American Indian 546 44 October 29 meeting 2015 546 45 Frederick Post article 2015 546 46 Draft materials of final CdA water report 546 47-49 Coeur d'Alene Tribe CdA lake case exhibits 2303-2339 1997 547 1 CdA lake case exhibits 2251-2286 1997 547 2 CdA lake case exhibits 2287-2301 1997 547 3 Kent Richards lake case deposition 1997 547 4 Miscellaneous lake case exhibits from plaintiff 1891 547 5 Willett exhibits from lake case 1909 547 6 Defendant's miscellaneous exhibits 1909 1911 547 7 FERC rulings from 1983 and 1988, lake case 547 8 Lake case, Hart proposed findings 547 9 Lake case, report of power and associated exhibits; Fahey report and Willett report 1997 547 10 Lake case materials related to Lake Chatcolet 1902-1903 1979-1980 547 11 Nomination emails 2017 547 12 Notes and contacts 2016 547 13 Nomination form 547 14 World water heritage site 2016-2017 547 15 World heritage site list 547 16 World heritage nomination, Delft 2015 547 17 "A History of the Coeur d'Alene Tribal Water Use" 547 18-21 CdA water rights appeal 2017 2019 547 22 Publications and Coeur d'Alene Water Spark: The Magazine of Humanities Washington 2019-2021 548 1 Northeastern Nevada historical society 2019-2020 548 2 The Western Historical Quarterly 2019-2020 548 3-4 The Ameican Historical Review 2019-2020 548 5-7 Hart final testimony in CdA water case with notes for editorial changes 2015 548 8 Coeur d'Alene Hart affadavit #3, 3/16 2017 549 1 7/26 rulings 2017 549 2 Order and appeal - May 2017 549 3 Hart affadavit 10/18 2016 549 4 Response to memo 3/15 2017 549 5 Response to memo 2017 549 6 Response to memo - notes 2016-2017 549 7 Hart papers, response to memo 549 8 Shoalwater 1866 (efficacy) 549 9 Response to memo, tables 2017 549 10 Post transaction 549 11 Allotment 549 12 Hays, hydropower 2016 549 13 CdA water briefs 2016 549 14 St. Marie's Gazette (allotment) 10/14 1910 549 15 State against Dawes 549 16 State interrogatories 2016 549 17 11/28 revised schedule 2016 549 18 Hart lake exhibit 315T 549 19 Hart, "Saga of the Coeur d'Alene Indians" 549 20 Lake case #221 549 21 Antoine v. Washington 549 22 Frederic L. Quivik report 2006 549 23 Dry farming literature 2003 549 24 Rebuttal sources 1973 1980 2013 549 25 Hart rebuttal to Wee 2016 549 26 Testimony review 1997 549 27 Living by bread alone, nutritional research 549 28 Methow excerpts 549 29 March budget 2016 549 30 American lands council 2016 549 31 Wee exhibits 2016 549 32 Applegate memo 1997 549 33 Howard Funke 3/14, DHN 3/4, HF and Julie 3/17 2016 549 34 CdA III 2014-2015 549 35 Zuni bibliography 2015 549 36 International water history association conference in Delft 2015 549 37 Daniel McCool, Klamath river 2014 549 38 Charles Carvell, Indian reserved water rights 549 39 Delft images 549 40 Website adds 549 41 Delft paper 549 42 Barbara Cosens, "The Measure of Indian Water Rights" 2002 549 43 Delft paper as delivered with images 2015 549 44 "Nestle's Water Privatization Push" 2015 549 45 California water 2015 549 46 Winters doctrine 549 47 Arizona, Gila 2001 549 48 Delft notes 549 49 Delft paper drafts 2015 549 50 Miscellaneous Publications America's Wilderness, publications of the Wilderness Society 2020 550 1 Idaho Conservation League publications 2018-2020 550 2 Solutions, publications of the Environmental Defense Fund 2019-2020 550 3 Forest News, publications of the Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics organization 2019-2020 550 4 Population Connection 2018-2020 550 5 Indian, publications of the National Museum of the American Indian 2018-2020 550 6 Pacific Northwest Quarterly, publications of the University of Washington 2018-2019 550 7 The Wild Phlox, publications of the North Central Washington Audubon Society 2019-2020 550 8 News From Indian Country 2018-2019 550 9 Columbia publication of the Washington State Historical Society 2018-2020 550 10 Montana publication from the University of Montana 2019 550 11 Economist 2019-2020 550 12 Perspectives on History, publications of the American Historical Association 2020-2021 550 13 Tribal Tribune, publication of the Confederated Colville Tribes 2018-2021 550 14-19 Opening the Colville Reservation Randy August, Bureau of Land Management 2014 551 1 Mark McDougal notes 2007 551 2 North Half annotations 2010 551 3 Field notes on the boundary line between the north and south halves of the Colville reservation 551 4 Newspaper clippings 1893-1899 551 5 North Half surveys 551 6 Michael Finley 9/9 2009 551 7 Jerry Olson re: Clair Hunt 2009 551 8 Finley PDFs 2009 551 9 1892 act opening North Half 551 10 McDougal maps 551 11 Elaine and Tilly 551 12 Townsite law 1909 551 13 Cornelius Hanford, record 551 14 Keith Murray, "From Tribal Lands to Statehood" 551 15 Jessie Bloodworth, human resources survey of the Colville Confederated Tribes 1959 551 16 Richard Steele, "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan and Chelan Counties, State of Washington" 1904 551 17 Thomas Donaldson, The Public Domain: Its History, With Statistics 1884 551 18 Bakken, Law in the Western States 551 19 Ernest Foster, "First Survey of South Half Colville Indian Reservation" 1906 551 20 Charles Sheldon, "Calkins vs. Hanford: The Politics of the Appointment of Washington's First Federal District Judge" 1998 551 21 Kappler vol. I 1904 551 22 Kappler vol. III 1913 551 23 Mining claims 551 24 Garrett Romaine, "Mining the Internet: Republic, Washington" 551 25 Jim Kershner, "Republic - Thumbnail History" 2009 551 26 Webster to CIA 8/6 1906 551 27 Ruby and Brown, A Guide to the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest 1986 551 28 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affaris (ARCIA) 1907 551 29 ARCIA 1908 551 30 ARCIA 1909 551 31 ARCIA 1910 551 32 ARCIA 1912 551 33 ARCIA 1906 551 34 ARCIA 1905 551 35 ARCIA 1902 551 36 ARCIA 1903 551 37 ARCIA 1904 551 38 ARCIA 1898 551 39 ARCIA 1899 551 40 ARCIA 1900 551 41 ARCIA 1901 551 42 ARCIA 1897 551 43 ARCIA 1896 551 44 James Phillips, Washington State Place Names 1971 551 45 Tacoma public library 551 46 1872 mining act 551 47 Lucy correspondence and photo 2011 551 48 Coggins and Wilkinson, Federal Public Land 1981 551 49 Confederated Colville Tribes (CCT) meeting 10/19 2010 551 50 North Half newspapers 551 51 Museum signage, CCT 2010 551 52 M. Finley,"Loss of the North Half" 551 53 Rufus Woods lake report 2010 551 54 House report re:allotment 1835 551 55 Document files - notes, Sandpoint 2009 551 56 Record group (RG) 75, decimal file 304.2, box 361 551 57 Jewell Mine - confidential 1909 551 58 Hunting clipping 2009 551 59 Colville business council meeting 3/16 2010 551 60 Chief Joseph Dam notes 2010 551 61 Randy Lewis clippings, John Williams shooting 2010 551 62 McFadden v. Mountain View 551 63 John Arum newspaper article 2010 551 64 CCT election 2010 551 65 Matthew Dick clippings 2010 551 66 Willingham, Northwest Passages: A History of the Seatlle District US Army Corps of Engineers 1992 551 67 Steele, An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan and Chelan Counties, State of Washington 1904 551 68 Ruby and Brown, ferries 1974 551 69 Downing notes 551 70 Timentwa paper 2010 551 71 North Half annotations 551 72 Annotations 2009-2010 551 73 Hart: Wells Dam 2002 551 74 Fort Okanogan - Sandpoint 1912-1922 2010 551 75 US statutes at large, volume 74 1961 551 76 US statutes at large, volume 88 1976 551 77 Legislative history - notes 551 78 RACE notes - Sandpoint 2009 551 79 Cassidy exhibits 1944-1947 551 80 Senate report 267 1957 551 81 Opening the Reservation Butler, Vale 552 1 Methow 552 2 Colville Lake Roosevelt, Cassidy v. USA order/request/response CD 552 3 Roads notes 552 4 Reservation opening 2014 552 5 Railroads 552 6 Fort Okanogan historical park 552 7 Townsites 552 8 Whistler Canyon 2013 552 9 Land acquisition 2013-2014 552 10 North Half claim 2013 552 11 Hunting, CCT 2013-2014 552 12 Mary Marchand memorial 2013 552 13 1891 commission 2013 552 14 Barbara Lane materials 2001 2014 552 15 Box 149a, 88 91, 92, 93, correspondence 1910-1913 552 16 Box 139a, M3, M6, correspondence 1912-1913 552 17 Box 101a, 1-3 of 3, correspondence 1904-1907 552 18 101a misc. letter prior to 1908 1904-1908 552 19 Box 101a, M40, misc. letters prior to 1908 1905-1908 552 20 102a, M59, 65, 78; prior to 1908 1904-1909 552 21 M105a, M3, M15, M16, and Keller townsite 1906-1908 552 22 Seattle NARA, 4/22-26 2013 552 23 Box 156a, regulations 1903 552 24 Box 168a, roads 1912-1914 552 25 Box 150a, M95, 111, 104 1912-1913 552 26 Decimal box 28, need for more roads 1953 552 27 Decimal box 26, roads 1951-1952 552 28 Box 99a, M7, mining claims prior to 1908 1903-1905 552 29 Box 99a, M3, national archives, Seattle 1905-1907 552 30 National archives, Seattle, box 99a, M2 1904-1905 552 31 National archives, Seatlle, box 99a M1 and M2 1906=1907 552 32 North Half, "The Opening of the Colville Indian Reservation", 12/26 2012 552 33 State roads 2013 552 34 1/1 request to Department of Transportation - extension of 4/1 report 2013 552 35 1/20 DOT, 1/23 DOT request response 2012-2013 552 36 12/3 DOT request, 1/2 DOT response 2012-2013 552 37 State roads 2013 552 38 12/3 report and 12/28 report, state roads 2012 552 39 Report county roads 2012 552 40 1901 rights of way law, with amendments 2012 552 41 Historic roads 1918 1938 552 42 Kappler, 1948 right of way law 552 43 Materials to Office of Reservation Attorney (CCT) 2012-2013 552 44 MA8 supplemental brief 2013 552 45 MA8 1879-1920 1938 2013 552 46 Wapato heritage brief 2012 552 47 MA8 CCT brief 2012 552 48 CCT constitution 1967 552 49 Jessie Bloodworth, "Human Resources Survey of the Colville Confederated Tribes" 1959 552 50 Harmon, "Tribal Enrollment Councils" 552 51 Kappler, laws and treaties volume IV 1971 552 52 Woods, "The Great Northern Railway" 1979 552 53 Harry Sherling, "From the Okanogan Highlands: Harry Sherling's Own Story" 1978 552 54 Wood and Wood, "The Great Northern Railway" 1979 1985 552 55 ARCIA 1892 552 56 North Half annotations 552 57 Kappler, laws and treaties volume VI 552 58 Senate report 826 part 2 552 59 House report 540 552 60 House report 3029 1950 552 61 House report 1264 552 62 Lone Wolf v. Ethan Hitchcock 1904 552 63 Blue Clark on Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock 1994 552 64 Senate report 826 1949 552 65 Senate report 2561 1906 552 66 Executive document 15 1892 552 67 James J. Hill collection 1906 1914-1915 1960 552 68 Harry Sherling, "Railroad Comes to the Highlands" 1964 552 69 Bruce Wilson papers, Okanogan county historical society 552 70 "First Regular Train Over New Up-River Line" 1914 552 71 "Train's A Comin" article 1986 552 72 Opening the Reservation Hart, "The Opening of the Colville Indian Reservation" 2012 553 1 Costello, great northern railway records 1906 553 2 David Jones, The Strategy of Railway Abandonment 1980 553 3 Dunn, "Homesteading Rush in the Highlands" 1964 553 4 Lynch, "The Railroad: Wenatchee to Oroville" 1987 553 5 Gidley, Life on an Indian Reservation at the Turn of the Century 1979 553 6 Wilson, the great northern Wenatchee-Oroville line 1990 553 7 Kappler, railroads 1904 1913 553 8 Great northern railroad brochure 553 9 New York Times article 1898 553 10 Letter from Webster, 8/6 1906 553 11 The Statutes at Large, p.482-482 1875 553 12 Leupp to Secretary of Interior 1/6 1906 553 13 ARCIA 1892 553 14 Senate report 664 1892 553 15 Omnitrax rail line 2007 553 16 Ruby and Brown, Spokanes 1970 553 17 San Poil Eagle articles 1916 553 18 Ruby and Brown, biography of Chief Moses 1965 553 19 General Land Office (GLO) decision 1903 553 20 ARCIA 1898 553 21 Middaugh Colville reservation chronology 553 22 Schwantes, Railroad Signatures Across the Pacific Northwest 1993 553 23 Fahey, Inland Empire: D.C Corbin and Spokane 1965 553 24 Ruby and Brown, Dreamer-Prophets of the Columbia Plateau: Smohalla and Skolaskin 1989 553 25 ARCIA part I 1902 553 26 Richard Steele, "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan, and Chelan Counties, State of Washington" 1904 553 27 New York Times article, "Great Race for Wealth" 1896 553 28 Webster, right of ways 553 29 Dominic and Edward 1998 553 30 Acting commissioner to US Indian agent 1905 553 31 Raufer, Catholicism in Colville country 1966 553 32 Acting commissioner to Webster 1905 553 33 Acting CIA to Webster 1906 553 34 Francis Prucha, American Indian Treaties: The History of a Political Anomaly 1994 553 35 Kappler, "Laws and Treaties" IV 1927 553 36 New York Times, "Railroad on Colville Reserve" 1900 553 37 Letters received, CIA 1897-1900 553 38 Browning and Jones, The Commissioners of Indian Affairs 1979 553 39 Collins v. Bubb 1896 553 40 Butler v. US 1908 553 41 ARCIA 1890 553 42 ARCIA 1891 553 43 ARCIA 1889 553 44 Steele, "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan, and Chelan Counties" 1904 553 45 1891 map 553 46 Symons, upper Columbia river 1882 553 47 Kappler, "Laws and Treaties" volume I 1904 553 48 Kappler volume I 1904 553 49 Kappler vol. III 1913 553 50 North Boundary minutes 1891 553 51 House report 1035 553 52 Spokesman review article 1891 553 53 House executive document 238 1894 553 54 Seattle national archives request form and receipts 2012 553 55 Antoin v. State of Washington 1975 553 56 Nagle v. US 1911 553 57 Corrigan v. Brown 1907 553 58 Ex parte viles 1905 553 59 Land 1910 553 60 Seatlle national archives, fraudulent mining entries, box 99a 1904-1907 553 61 House report 880 1912 553 62 New York Times article, "Settlers Rush For Land" 1900 553 63 Hanford impeachment hearing 1912 553 64 New York Times article, "Colville Reservation Rush" 1900 553 65 Snowden, "History of Washington" volume V 553 66 Collins v. Bubb Judge Hanford 1896 553 67 ARCIA 1896 553 68 Clarence Bagley, history of Seattle 1916 553 69 Kurt Armbruster, railroad in Seattle 1999 553 70 Lawrence Rakestraw, "A History of Forest Conservation in the Pacific Northwest" 1979 553 71 New York Times article, "Railroad Sold Judge Land. But Not Until After Hanford Reduced Northern Pacific Taxes" 1912 553 72 New York Times, "Railroad on Colville Reserve" 1900 553 73 Hanford biography 553 74 Federal judicial center, Hanford info 553 75 John Goldbrick on Hanford resignation 2010 553 76 New York Times Hanford resignation 1912 553 77 Rakestraw 553 78 Richard White, Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America 2011 553 79 Northwest power and conservation council, hatchery 2009 553 80 Leupp, "The Commissioners of Indian Affairs" 553 81 Record group 77, records of the Army Corps of Engineers, box 54, Sandpoint 553 82 Record group 77, records of the Army Corps of Engineers, box 47, Sandpoint 553 83 Hatcheries and Wells Dam 2001 553 84 Annotations 553 85 "Statutes at Large" volume 63, pp. 377-403 1950 553 86 Lewis and Clark law school, treaty interpretation 553 87 McLaughlin agreement 1905-1906 553 88-89 North Half mineral entries, Hart draft report 2011 553 90 George Anderson perjury 1904-1909 553 91-93 Letters received to CIA 1895-1898 553 94 Railroad and North Half annotations 2010-2012 553 95 North Half mineral entries, to do 2001-2011 553 96 North Half report, first draft 2012 553 97 Opening the reservation, report 2nd draft 2012 553 98 Wenatchi Tribe Miscellaneous Wenatchi images 554 1 Death of Matthew Dick 2018 554 2 Release of updated false promises 2018 554 3 Miller family history 2014 554 4 Changing the name of Squaw Creek 2005 554 5 Chiliwist trail - Cockfield 2015 554 6 Sam Miller article 554 7 Death of Tony Atkins 2014-2015 554 8 Peshastin property 2015 554 9 Wenatchi memorandum 2010 554 10 Stevens county hunting case 1998 2012-2015 554 11 1925 document, pharmacist murder of Indians 554 12 Kennewick man article 2015 554 13 Paul Grondal and Mill Bay v. US 2014 554 14 Helicopter training proposal 2015 554 15 George Wooten mining proposal letter 2014 554 16 August document 2014-2015 554 17 Publications of Chuck Borg, very hard to obtain 2015 554 18 Miscellaneous communications 2019 554 19 North Half railroads 2015-2019 554 20 Wenatchi reservation May memo 2002 2016 554 21 Inventory of Wenatchi reservation files 2016 554 22 Memo on Wenatchi usual and accustomed fishing rights 2014 2016 554 23 Chelan Douglas land trust 2018 554 24 8/14 Wenatchi Advisory Board meeting (WAB) 2018 554 25 Wenatchi fishing 2018 554 26 Miscellaneous Wenatchi materials 2018 554 27 Miscellaneous Confederated Colville Tribes correspondence and notes 2019 554 28 Confederated Colville Tribes Catholic boarding schools report 2018 554 29 Okanogan massacre 2018 554 30 Wenatchi hunting 2017-2018 554 31 Loose files from Chuck Borg, Miller family history 554 32 Swinomish Materials 555

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Charles Warner Publications Charles Dudley Warner, A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume II 1897 563 1 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume III 1897 563 2 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume V 1897 563 3 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume VIII 1897 563 4 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume X 1897 563 5 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XII 1897 563 6 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XIV 1897 563 7 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XIX 1897 564 1 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXII 1897 564 2 Charles Warner and Miscellaneous Publications A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXIV 1897 565 1 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXIX 1897 565 2 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXXIII 1897 565 3 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXXV 1897 565 4 A Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern volume XXXIX 1897 565 5 Miscellaneous publications 2020-2021 565 6-7 Wenatchi Tribe CCT: inventory of work, including Wenatchi, 1996 to present 2016 566 1 Hart notes 4/18 2016 566 2 Hart memo 1/11 2005 566 3 Hart memo 1/5 2005 566 4 Hart memo 10/22 2004 566 5 Hart memo 10/7 2004 566 6 Memo on 6/30 meeting 2004 566 7 6/30 National Forest Service meeting agenda 2004 566 8 KLB memo to Boynton 10/27 2003 566 9 Wenatchi meeting - Nespelem 5/9 2016 566 10 Wenatchi meeting 2/18 2016 566 11 Sonosky law firm 2010 566 12 ICC Wenatchi ruling, Ray 1975 566 13 Wenatchi resolution, 2016-232 honor 2016 566 14 1/13 meeting, Nespelem 2016 566 15 Sonosky updated proposal 5/5 and original proposal 4/29 2016 566 16 2016-231 Wenatchi resolution 2016 566 17 Wenatchi reservation, forestry 2015 566 18 Wenatchi reservation, council 2015 566 19 Memos and draft legislation 2003 566 20

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Draft reservation legislation 566 21 Wenatchi land status today 2000 566 22 Congress, Wenatchi 2002 566 23 Wenatchi reservation 566 24 Wenatchi reservation, Wendell George 566 25 1/2, 1855-58 Wenatchi reservation 2015 566 26 Wenatchi (P'Squosa) territory circa 1999 566 27 Wenatchi homesteads and allotments circa 1999 566 28 Wenatchi traditional use areas 12/30 1999 566 29 Wenatchi villages and settlements 12/28 1999 566 30 11/21 Desautel Hege communications meeting 2002 566 31 Surveys, reservations/public lands 2000 566 32 Sonosky memo 12/17 2004 566 33 1/24 meeting 2001-2002 566 34 Wenatchi 6/22 hearing 2002 566 35 Wenatchi hunting 9/20 2013-2014 566 36 Maps and images 566 37 Wenatchi national forest 1858 1973-1999 566 38 Wenatchi maps and images 1998-2003 566 39 MCR maps and images 1996 566 40 Wenatchi TCP 2002 566 41