Scope and Contents Includes transcripts and excerpts of the diaries and autobiographies of James S. Brown, Captain A. R. Johnston, Henry W. Bigler, Henry G. Boyle, Christopher Layton, James Pace, and Samuel Holister Rogers; also includes Frank T. Pomeroy, "Mormon Pioneering and Settlements in the Salt River Valley"; Harold G. Clark, "Pima Indians and Western Development"; William H. Emory, "Notes on a Military Reconnaissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri to San Diego in California, Including Parts of the...

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Includes copies or transcripts of the diaries of Cave Johnson Couts, H. M. T. Powell, Benjamin Hayes, David Jordan, and David Demarest; also includes Samuel E. Chamberlain, "My Confession"; Ralph P. Bieber, "Southern Trails to California"; William H. Emory, "Report of the U. S. and Mexican Boundary Survey"; George W. B. Evans, "Mexican Gold Trail: Journal of a Forty-niner"; and Lorenzo D. Aldrich, "Journal of the Overland Route to California and the Gold Miners."

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Includes Richard Val Valkenburgh, "We Found the Hidden Shrine of Old Makai"; Jose Francisco Velasco, "Moticias Estadisticas del Estado de Sonora"; John Russell Bartlett, "Personal Narrative of Explainations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and Chihuahua"; William Miles, "Journal of Captain Parker H. French's Overland Expedition to CA"; A. B. Clark, "Travels in Mexico and California"; Bert Haskett, "Early History of the Cattle Industry in Arizona."

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Pertains to the Indian Claims Commission Docket No. 228.

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Includes Sylvester Mowry, "Geography and Resources of Arizona and Sonora"; Paul H. Ezell, "Hispanic Acculturation of the Gila River Pimas"; Harold G. Clark, "Pima Indians and Western Development"; Aurora Hunt, "The Army of the Pacific"; also includes correspondence between A. P. Greenwood, Louis S. Lane, A. B. Gray, Silas St. John, and Sylvester Mowry; and J. M. Edmunds, M. McMahon, and Charles E. Mix.

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Includes Frank T. Pomeroy, "Interest of Mormons in Indians, Rests on Both Prophetic and Historical Basis," and "Maricopia Indians Celebrate 'Feast of Peace'"; J. Ross Browne "A Tour Through Arizona: Or Adventures in the Apache County"; Gerry Eliot, "Territorial Warriors Honored"; as well as correspondence from Dane E. Garvey to Frank T. Pomeroy, and from Mulford Winsor to John Thomas.