Scope and Contents

Concerning per-capita payments and ten year program.

Scope and Contents From the File:

AUC 165 in the map case (listed after box 36).

Scope and Contents From the File:

AUC 165 in the map case (listed after box 36).

Scope and Contents

Concerning the dismissal of Oran Curry as game warden as a preference to full-bloods.

Scope and Contents From the File:

AUC 165 in the map case (listed after box 36).

Scope and Contents From the File:

AUC 165 in the map case (listed after box 36).

Scope and Contents From the File:

AUC 165 in the map case (listed after box 36).

Scope and Contents

Regarding use of land assignment.

1) Affiliated Ute Citizens land assignments

Scope and Contents

Transfers, lists, and other documents.

1) Mixed-bloods' land assignment; 2) Tribal land assignments

Scope and Contents

1) Indian lands; 2) Termination; 3) Speech, "Terminating Federal. . ."; 4) Pomeroy, Kenneth B.

Scope and Contents

Regarding division of assets (Tribe and Affiliated Ute Citizens) audit report.

1) Affiliated Ute Citizens, finances; 2) Tribal finances; 3) Division of Assets, audit

Scope and Contents

1) Ute Fabricating Co.; 2) Article, "Furniture . . . "

Scope and Contents

Regarding Office of Economic Opportunity, Ute Fabricating Co.

1) Ute Fabricating Co.; 2) Article, "The Big Hunt"

Scope and Contents

Regarding percent of irrigation repair to be borne by each.

1) Julius Murray; 2) Water; 3) Irrigation

Scope and Contents

From a range conservationist regarding division of assets, range resources. First page only.

1) Division of Assets; 2) Affiliated Ute Citizens, land; 3) Tribal lands

Scope and Contents

1) Docket no. 327

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Parker M. Nielson papers (1928-1996) consist of records concerning the termination of the mixed-blood Utes pursuant to the Ute Termination Act of August 27, 1954 (25 U.S.C., 677, et. seq). The collection documents the events leading up to termination and the representations made to the Indians by tribal attorneys and officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. It holds correspondence to and from various attorneys, government officials, and tribal representatives; and reports and other...