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Day Family Records

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Navajo Nation

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Native Americans

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Letter from Thomas Ryan to Henry Mason Baum with report from A.C. Tonner regarding the appointment of Samuel Day as a custodian of the Navajo Agency, 1903

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CreatorThomas RyanDescriptionReport describing the need for oversight of the Canyon de Chelly area in order to protect antiquities along with a letter from Thomas Ryan to Henry Mason Baum that informs him permission has been granted to appoint a Custodian of the Navajo Agency. The report notes that there is a trading post in Chin Lee that has a postmaster, Mr. Day who has been recommended for the appointment.SubjectCorrespondenceCultural property--ProtectionWashington (D.C.)Chinle (Ariz.)Date Original1903Date Range1900s (1900-1909)TypeTextOriginal FormatLetters (correspondence)LanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionNorthern Arizona University, Cline LibraryCollectionDay Family RecordsRights StatementTo order reproductions or inquire about permissions, contact: [email protected]. Please cite the image number.

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City or TownNavajo NationTribal HomelandNavajo NationCountyCoconino CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

PlaceNavajo NationTopicGovernment and PoliticsNative Americans

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Call Numbernm89g000s001b001f0048OCLC Number893230387Date Digitized2009Digital FormatPDF

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Letter from Thomas Ryan to Henry Mason Baum with report from A.C. Tonner regarding the appointment of Samuel Day as a custodian of the Navajo Agency, 1903