Includes maps and translations of maps made by Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, Fray Francisco Garces, and Fray Diego Bringas.

Pertains to the Indian Claims Commission Docket No. 228.

Includes Paul H. Ezell, "The Conditions of Hispanic-Piman Contacts on the Gila River"; James H. McClintock, "Arizona: Prehistoric Aboriginal Pioneer Modern"; Harold G. Clark, "The Pima Indians and Western Development"; as well as transcrips and copies from the diaries and memoirs of Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, Juan Mateo Manje and Captain Diego Carrasco.

Includes Father Luis Velrade, "Description of the Nations of the Pimeria"; correspondence to Rector Juan Antonio Balthazar from Father Jacobo Sedelmayr and Father Bernard Middendorff; and excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces, Juan Bautista de Anza, and Father Juan Diaz.

Includes diary excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces, Juan Bautista de Anza, and Father Pedro Font.

Includes excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces and Lt. Col. Don Pedro Diego Fages.

Includes George W. Beattie, "Reopening the Anza Road"; a report by Navajo Governor Narbona and Captain Romero; the 1824 Constitution of Mexico; and the correspondence of Jose Figueroa;

Includes Circulars of the Supreme Court by Jose Maria Gaxiola, Jose Maria Almada, Francisco Escobosa, and Leonardo Escalante; Robert Glass Cleland, "The Reckless Breed of Men: The Trappers and Fur Traders of the South West"; and Henry F. Dobyns, Paul H. Ezell, Greta S. Ezell, and Alden Jones, "Death of Society."

Includes Sharlot M. Hall, "The Story of a Pima Record Rod"; Gerry Eliot, "Territorial Warriors Honored"; Sgt. Daniel Tyler, "A Concise History of the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War"; and excerpts from the diaries of Robert Bliss and William H. Emory.