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ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 949 East Second Street Library and Archives Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 617-1157 ahsref@azhs.gov MS 1260 Indian Claims Commission Papers, 1966-1971 DESCRIPTION The Indian Claims Commission Collection contains a small portion of cases involving Native American groups requesting reparation considerations from the federal government between the years 1966 and 1971. The collection consists primarily of appraisals on lands and mineral resources of areas in question by the individual claims. The donor worked as an appraiser for the Coldwell, Banker and Company, which provided some of the appraisal work. Five cases involve Indian tribes in the Arizona area including the Chiricahua Apaches, Hualapai, Mohave, Papago, and Yavapai tribes. Three additional claim cases before the Commission include the Shoshone, Sioux, and Chippewa tribes. The Sioux case of 1969-1971 is especially noteworthy as it entailed considerations for the Black Hills area. Additional background materials in the forms of pamphlets and historical manuscripts are also present which provided information for the appraisals. 26 Boxes, 12.5 linear ft. ACQUISITION Donated by Frank Kleinman in 1976. RELATED NOTE Also received from the donor were 129 roles of microfilm with supporting reference materials related to the appraisals presented to the Claims Commission. A listing by role is attached to this finding aid. ACCESS There are no restrictions on access to this collection. COPYRIGHT Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be addressed to the Arizona Historical Society, Tucson, Archives Department. PROCESSING The collection was processed by Dave Tackenberg in April 2005. 1

HISTORICAL NOTE Created by Congress in 1946 to adjudicate Indian claims against the United States, the Indian Claims Commission awarded more than a half billion dollars before its expiration in 1978. It also created hundreds of thousands of pages of documents, most of which have significant anthropological and historical research value. The typical case before the Commission proceeded through three phases title, value and offsets each of which results in one or more decisions. In the title phase the claimant attempts to establish ownership of a specific area of land. In the absence of deeds, heavy reliance is placed on the testimony of anthropologists, archaeologists, geographers, historians, and economists. The Government introduces similar expert testimony, generally in an attempt to prove that a smaller area of land was actually involved. If title is established, it is then necessary to determine the value of the land at the time of the original transfer, usually the date of a treaty, land cession, act of Congress or executive order of the President. If the Commission determines that the Government failed to compensate the Indians adequately for the lands it acquired, or that the lands were obtained under conditions of fraud, duress or error, a cash settlement is awarded to the tribe. Any payments that were made under the original treaty are deducted from the award in the offsets phase of the litigation. Decisions of the Indian Claims Commission contain a wealth of information on hundreds of Indian tribes that will be of interest to students and scholars in many fields, as well as to Indians and their attorneys. The Decisions are an especially fruitful source for research on the means by which Indian land was acquired and on the treaties that were made and broken during the course of westward expansion. (The above materials were taken from the LexisNexis Web Page who offers the complete records for sale in microfilm form.) 2

Box and Folder Listing Box 1 Series 1: Arizona Commission Cases Subseries A: Arizona General References Folder 1: History of Arizona Territory: Showing Its Resources and Advantages 1884 (Photocopy Issue) F.2 Map of Water Resources Investigations in Arizona 1965 F.3 Arizona Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1962 F.4 Soils of Arizona 1966 F.5 Arizona Water 1966 F.6 Bibliography of U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Reports - 1965 Arizona, 1891-1965 F.7 Annual Report on Ground Water In Arizona, Spring 1965 to Spring 1967 1968 F.8 The Live Stock Industry and Grazing Conditions in Arizona 1916 F.9 Manuscript: Arizona Livestock Review 1923/1925 Box 2 F.10 Arizona Newspaper Listings F.11 Guide to Improvement of Arizona Rangeland 1959 F.12 Slide Talk on Phoenix Arizona F.13 Manuscript on Water by Ray Brandes F.14 Manuscript on Arizona Geography by Ray Brandes F.15 Manuscript on Interest Rates by Ray Brandes F.16 Manuscript on Timber by Ray Brandes F.17 Manuscript on Railroads by Ray Brandes F.18-19 Land Economic Study (Arizona) 1962 1965 Subseries B: Commission Claim Cases Involving Arizona Hualapai Indian Tribe vs. United State of America 1966 F.20 Findings of Fact 1966 F.21 Opinion of the Commission 1966 F.22 Petitioner s Proposed Findings of Fact and Brief Evaluation 1966 Box 3 F.23 Petitioner s Objections to Defendant s Proposed Findings of Fact 1966 F.24 Defendant s Proposed Findings of Fact, Objections to Petitioner s 1966 Proposed Findings of Fact, and Brief F.25-27 Evaluation Study of Mineral Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt 1966 Lake City, UT (Vols. I III) Box 4 F.28 Evaluation Study of Mineral Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt 1966 Lake City, UT (Vol. IV) 3

Papago Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1968 F.29 An Appraisal of Mineral Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1968 City, UT (Vol. II) F.30 An Appraisal of Idaho Land by Appraisal Service, Boise, ID 1968 Box 5 F.31-33 An Appraisal of Lands by Coldwell, Banker & Company, Phoenix, AZ 1968 (Vols. I-II) Box 6 F.34 Index of Microfilm Roles Yavapai Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1968 F.35-36 An Appraisal of Lands by Coldwell, Banker & Company, Phoenix, AZ 1968 (Vols. I-II) F.37 An Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt 1968 Lake City, UT (Vol. II) Box 7 F.38 An Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt 1968 Lake City, UT (Vol. III) F.39 Yavapai Indian Tribe Microfilm Listing F.40-43 Reference Notations (1-42) 1968 Box 8 F.44 Reference Notations (43-55) 1968 Mohave Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1968 F.45 Appraisal of Lands by Homer Hoyt, Washington D.C. 1968 F.46-47 Commission Proceedings 1968 F.49 Appraisal of Lands by Albert L. Johnson 1968 Box 9 F.50 Claimants Proposed Findings of Fact and Brief 1968 F.51 First Supplement Proposed Findings of Fact and Brief 1968 F.52 Land Value Appraisals Along Colorado River F.53 Report by Colorado River Agency 1936 F.54 Development of Lake Havasu City Chiricahua Apache Tribe vs. United States of America 1969 F.55 Appraisal of Lands by Idaho Land Appraisal Service, Boise, ID 1969 4

Box 10 F.56 Appraisal of Lands by Idaho Land Appraisal Service, Boise, ID 1969 F.57-58 Appraisal of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1969 City, UT (Vols. I and II) Box 11 F.59-60 Appraisal of Natural Resources by Shenon and full, Salt Lake 1969 City, UT (Vols. III and IV) F.61 Appraisal of Land by Coldwell, Banker & Company, Phoenix, AZ 1969 (Vol. V) Box 12 F.62-63 Appraisal of Land by Coldwell, Banker & Company, Phoenix, AZ 1969 (Vol. V) F.64 Reference: History of New Mexico 1925 F.65 Reference: New Mexico Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1962 F.66 Reference: Characteristics of Water Supply in New Mexico 1965 Box 13 F.67 Reference: Ground Water in Animas Valley, Hidalgo County, New Mexico 1957 F.68 Reference: Ground Water Levels in New Mexico 1969 F.69 Reference: Municipal Water Supply and Uses Southwestern New Mexico 1966 F.70 Reference: Reconnaissance of Ground Water in Playas Valley, 1960 Hidalgo County, New Mexico F.71 Reference: Map of Water Resources in New Mexico 1965 F.72 Reference: Index to Microfilm Subjects F.73 Reference: Report Miscellaneous Reports in Support of the Timber 1886 Consumption in the Mines of the Chiricahua Tract F.74 Reference: Appraisal Report on land F.75 Reference: Timber Appraisal Notes F.76 Reference: Cattle Ranching in Territorial New Mexico 1970 F.77 Reference: Colorado Land Values Comparisons F.78 Reference: Private Land Claims F.79 Reference: Maxwell Land Grant Box 14 F.80 Reference: Appraisal Notes F.81 Reference: Rebuttal Exhibits Series 2: Commission Cases of Tribes Outside Arizona Shoshone Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1967 F.82 Requested Finding of Facts 1967 F.83-85 Proposed Finding of Fact and Brief (Vols. I-III) 1967 5

Box 15 F.86-88 Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1967 City, UT (Vols. I-III) Box 16 F.89-91 Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1967 City, UT (Vols. IV-VI) Box 17 F.92-94 Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1967 City, UT (Vols. VII-IX) Box 18 F.95-97 Evaluation Study of Natural Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1967 City, UT (Vols. X-XII) Box 19 F.98 Reference: Southern Railroad Land Sales Sioux Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1969 F.99 Appraisal of the Black Hills by Fenton, Congar & Ballaine, Inc. Seattle, WA 1969 F.100 Appraisal of Lands by William G. Murray, Ames, IA 1971 F.101 Appraisal of Lands by Ernest Oberbillig, Boise, ID 1969 Box 20 F.102 Appraisal of Lands by Coldwell, Banker & Company, Phoenix, AZ 1971 F.103-104 Appraisal of Mineral Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1969 City, UT (Vols. I-II) Box 21 F.105-106 Appraisal of Mineral Resources by Shenon and Full, Salt Lake 1969 City, UT (Vols. III-IV) F.107 Reference: Maps of Sioux Nation Lands F.108 Reference: Maps of Wyoming Box 22 F.109 Reference: Paper Notes on Black Hills Appraisal F.110 Reference: Black Hills Area F.111 Reference: Maps of Black Hills Area F.112 Reference: Black Hills Forest Reserve 1896 F.113 Reference: A History of the Black Hills Forestry 1956 F.114 Reference: The Forests of Wyoming 1963 6

F.115 Reference: Wyoming Conservation Needs Inventory 1970 F.116 Reference: Wyoming Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1963 F.117 Reference: Map of Water Resources Investigations in Wyoming 1965 F.118 Reference: Maps of Montana F.119 Reference: Montana Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1962 F.120 Reference: Map of Water Resources Investigations in Montana 1965 F.121 Reference: Forest Resources in Montana 1952 F.122 Reference: Land Commissioner Reports for Montana Box 23 F.123 Reference: Land Commissioner Reports for Montana F.124 Reference: Maps of Dakota Territory F.125 Reference: The Homestake Mining Company, Dakota Territory F.126 Reference: North Dakota Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1961 F.127 Reference: Map of Water Resources Investigations in North Dakota 1965 F.128 Reference: Land Commissioner Reports for North Dakota F.129 Reference: Land Commissioner Reports for South Dakota F.130 Reference: South Dakota Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1962 F.131 Reference: Map of Water Resources Investigations in South Dakota 1965 F.132 Reference: Land Values in Nebraska F.133 Reference: Nebraska Public Lands F.134 Reference: Nebraska Soils 1964 F.135 Reference: Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Needs Inventory 1962 F.136 Reference: Water Levels in Observation Wells in Nebraska 1968 F.137 Reference: Maps of Nebraska F.138 Reference: Maps of Water Resources Investigations in Nebraska 1965 F.139 Reference: Claims Notes Box 24 F.140 Reference: Sioux Reference Bibliography F.141-147 Reference Notations (1-768) Box 25 Chippewa Indian Tribe vs. United States of America 1970 F.148 Proposed Findings of Fact and Issues 1970 F.149 Plaintiff s Response to Defendant s Proposed Findings 1970 Series 3: General Reference Materials F.150 Maps of Ground Water Locations F.151 Farm Costs and Returns: Commercial Farms by Type, Size and Location 1968 F.152 Preliminary Aerial Volume Tables for Pinyon-Juniper Stands 1962 F.153 Apartment Communities: The Next Big Market 1968 F.154 Railroad Land Claims F.155 Railroad Land Grants Correspondence F.156 Soils in the North Central Region of the United States 1960 F.157 Soils in the Western United States 1964 7

Box 26 F.158 Land Resource Regions and Major Land Resource Areas in 1965 The United States F.159 Land Use Maps of Western United States F.160 Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States of America (Relating to Mexico) F.161 Kansas History F.162 Arable Land Resources of Utah 1968 F.163 Utah Conservation Needs Inventory Report 1962 F.164 Map of Water Resources Investigations in Utah 1965 F.165 Iowa Land Values 8