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Appointment to George H. Marshall as a Teacher at the Havasupai School in Arizona from the Office of Indian Affairs

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Part OfPapers of George H. Marshall (AZ 404)CreatorUnited States Department of the Interior - Office of Indian AffairsDescriptionCorrespondence from [S.C. Donner], Acting Commissioner of the Department of Interior Office of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C. to George H. Marshall in Garnett, Kansas. The letter notifies Marshall of his appointment as "Teacher at the Havasupai school, Arizona," a government boarding school for Native Americans located near Truxton, Arizona.SubjectNative American Schools--ArizonaHavasupai School--ArizonaDate Original1903-01-24Date Range1900s (1900-1909)TypeTextOriginal FormatLetters (correspondence)LanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionArizona Universities: Northern Arizona University, Arizona State University, and University of ArizonaCollectionWhy ArizonaSubcollectionPapers of George H. Marshall (AZ 404)Rights StatementPermission to use must be obtained from the University of Arizona, Special Collections. Contact us at [email protected] or (520) 621-6423.

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Acquisition NoteThe University of Arizona Libraries, Special CollectionsCall NumberAZU_AZ404_teacherapptletter1903Date Digitized2010-01-21Digital FormatPDF

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Appointment to George H. Marshall as a Teacher at the Havasupai School in Arizona from the Office of Indian Affairs