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- Mineral resources of a part of the Dos Cabezas Mountains Wilderness study area (AZ-040-065), Cochise County, Arizona
- Zelten, Jeanne E.
- Mines and mineral resources -- Arizona -- Cochise County; Prospecting -- Arizona -- Cochise County;
- 37 pages (PDF version). File size: 2983.232 KB. A U.S. Bureau of Mines Mineral Land Assessment report.
- Status of mineral resource information for the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona
- Wrucke, Chester T., 1927-
- Mines and mineral resources--Arizona--Fort Apache Indian Reservation
- 57 pages (PDF version). Ill. Administrative Report BIA-77. Maps. Includes bibliographic references. "This report was prepared for the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the Bureau of Mines (USBM) under an...
- Feasibility of developing and maintaining a sport fishery in the Salt River Project canals, Phoenix, Arizona
- Wright, Brian R.
- Fisheries--Arizona; Salt River Project
- 75 pages (PDF version). File size: 2016 KB
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.).
- Works Progress Administration
- New Deal; Works Progress Administration; South Mountain Park (Ariz.
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.). Band concert at South Mountain Park.
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.).
- Works Progress Administration
- New Deal; Works Progress Administration; Phoenix Indian School; Concerts--Arizona--Phoenix;
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.). Band concert at Phoenix Indian School
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.).
- Works Progress Administration
- New Deal; Works Progress Administration; Parks--Arizona--Phoenix; Concerts--Arizona--Phoenix;
- Photograph of employees of the Phoenix Federal Music Project at work in Phoenix (Ariz.). Mexican band concert at an unidentified Phoenix park.
- Barry M. Corey, Esq., Coret & Farrell, P.C.
- Woods, Grant
- Attorney General's Opinions--Arizona
- Opinion 95-006. 3 pages (PDF version). Letter to Barry M. Corey of Corey & Farrell reviewing an opinion written to the Amphitheater School District regarding student fees and charges for band classes and renting musical instruments. ARS §0º...
- Mr. F. Lewis Ingraham, County Attorney, Yuma County
- Wilson, Fred O.
- Attorney General's Opinions--Arizona
- Opinion 50-170. 5 pages (PDF version) file size: 323.75 KB. Letter to Yuma County Attorney F. Lewis Ingraham, stating that a school district many not spend school funds for 1) Future Farmers of America travel, 2) trips to national student body...
- Cowbirds and host reproductive success
- Wildlife and Fisheries Science Program, School of Renewable Natural Resources, University of Arizona
- Cowbirds--Arizona; Parasitic birds--Arizona
- 76 pages (PDF version). File size: 748 KB
- Closed Coil Conical Burden Basket
- Unknown
- Havasupai baskets
- Burden basket. Havasupai tribe. Cone shaped basket with steel band around rim. 17 inches deep. 18 inches in diameter.
- La Plata Sandstone
- Unknown
- Landscape photography
- "La Plata sandstone. The light colored band at the top of the cliffs represents the Juriassic La Plata sandstone. Beneath it occur the Dolores (Triassic or Juriassic?) and Permian. Valley of Dolores River."
- Bobby Soxers
- Unknown
- Japanese Americans-- Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945; Gila River Relocation Center
- The Arizona camps boasted many big bands. Poston alone had nine that played frequently on make shift stages like the one shown here. Teenagers in these camps were like teenagers elsewhere at the time. They loved big band music and dancing.
- Command Performance
- Unknown
- Japanese Americans-- Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945; Gila River Relocation Center
- Inscribed "Butte School Orchestra Band."
- Francisca Stevens (1855 ca.-1882)
- Unknown
- Women -- History -- Arizona; Apache Indians -- History -- Arizona
- Several sources indicate that Francisca was the daughter of Es-Kel-Thes-e-la, hereditary Chief of the Coyotero Band of Apache Indians. It is said that her husband, George Stevens, married her for the protection it gave him during his travels in...
- A Cowboy-Western Band in a KOY Radio Station Studio, Phoenix, Arizona
- Unknown
- Radio stations -- Arizona, Country music -- Arizona
- A cowboy-western band in a KOY Radio Station studio, Phoenix, Arizona.
- January 24
- Unknown
- Arizona National Guard
- A revolt broke out on this date in 1917 in the Arizona National Guard encampment at Naco, with Company M parading up and down the Company Street, shouting that it wanted to go home. This undated photo shows the squad of the 1st Arizona Infantry...
- January 4
- Unknown
- Phoenix Indian School.
- The United States government decided to establish an Indian school near Phoenix on this date in 1891. This photo shows the Indian School band parading before a football game in the early 1900s.
- September 8
- Unknown
- Geronimo, Apache chief, 1829-1909
- Geronimo and his band were assembled and marched from Fort Bowie to Bowie Station on this date in 1886 where they boarded trains bound for Florida. This photo shows Geronimo, first row third from right, and Chief Naiche, first row third from left,...
- Portrait of Aurelia Romero Preciado, ca. 1935.
- Unknown
- Portrait Photography; Band (Instrumental group); Mexican Americans--History; Jerome (Ariz.)
- This portrait is of Aurelia Romero Preciado, ca. 1935. The image was taken in Jerome, Arizona.
- Instrumental Group in Globe, Arizona, ca. 1931.
- Unknown
- Portrait Photography; Band (Instrumental group); Mexican Americans--History; Globe (Ariz.)
- This picture is of an unidentified musical group in Globe, Arizona, taken in ca. 1931.