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    • Fractional Township No. 26 North Range No. 2 East of the Gila & Salt River Meridian

    • Fractional Township No. 26 North Range No. 2 East of the Gila & Salt River Meridian

    • U.S. Surveyor General's Office, June 16, 1915

    • Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company; Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company - History; Railroads - Arizona; Railroads - New Mexico; Railroads - Southwest - History

    • shows Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe RR - Grand Canyon Branch, Valle station, Grand Canyon Sheep Company; 19 inches W x 17 inches H
    • Boundary Lines of Supai Indian Reservation. T33NR04WAZ & T32NR03WAZ

    • Boundary Lines of Supai Indian Reservation. T33NR04WAZ & T32NR03WAZ

    • James C. Dobbins US Deputy Surveyor

    • Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company; Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company - History; Railroads - Arizona; Railroads - New Mexico; Railroads - Southwest - History

    • shows boundaries of Supai Indian Reservation; 13.5 inches W x 12.75 inches H
    • Boundary Lines of Supai Indian Reservation. T33NR04WAZ & T32NR03WAZ

    • Boundary Lines of Supai Indian Reservation. T33NR04WAZ & T32NR03WAZ

    • James C. Dobbins US Deputy Surveyor

    • Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company; Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company - History; Railroads - Arizona; Railroads - New Mexico; Railroads - Southwest - History

    • shows boundaries of Supai Indian Reservation; 13.5 inches W x 12.75 inches H
    • Arizona Division, SECOND DISTRICT, sheet 2 of 3.

    • Arizona Division, SECOND DISTRICT, sheet 2 of 3.

    • AT&SFRy. Co.

    • Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company; Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe, Railway Company - History; Railroads - Arizona; Railroads - New Mexico; Railroads - Southwest - History

    • 18 inches W x 10 inches H
    • Alchise - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 5

    • Alchise - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 5

    • Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952

    • Apache Indians

    • Chief of the White Mountain Apache. A well-known character, having been a scout with General Crook. Colonel Cooley, who was chief of scouts under Crook, says a braver man than Alchise never lived. He was about twenty-two when Fort Apache, then Camp...
    • The Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 7

    • The Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 7

    • Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952

    • Apache Indians

    • This picture might be titled "Life Primeval." It is the Apache as we would mentally picture him in the time of the Stone Age. It was made at a spot on Black river, Arizona, where the dark, still pool breaks into the laugh of a rapids.
    • The Apache Reaper, Portfolio 1, Plate 8

    • The Apache Reaper, Portfolio 1, Plate 8

    • Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952

    • Apache Indians

    • Here the Apache woman is seen in her small wheatfield harvesting the grain with a hand sickle, the method now common to all Indians of the Southwest.
    • Renegade Type - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 12

    • Renegade Type - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 12

    • Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952

    • Apache Indians

    • No picture could better show the old renegade type of the Apache than this one of Genitoa. It is the type of Indian who has yielded to the inevitable and lives in peace - not because he prefers it, but because he must.
    • The Morning Bath - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 14

    • The Morning Bath - Apache, Portfolio 1, Plate 14

    • Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952

    • Apache Indians

    • The Apache, old and young alike, are particularly fond of bathing, and make the most of every opportunity to have a swim. They call it "a swim" regardless of how shallow the water may be, just so long as they can wash their bodies.

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