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• Tab # • Document Description 210 Secakuku, Alph (as Hopi Agency Superintendent), 11-1-1976, Report of Superintendent ofHopi Agency Concerning Hopi Tribal Acceptance ofProposed Settlement ofthe Hopi Claims Before the Indian Claims Commission, Docket 196 by entry ofFinal Judgment in the Sum of$5,000,000.00. Addressed to Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner ofIndian Affairs, through Area Director, Phoenix Area Office. Arnold and Porter Hopi Archive Box 336. 211 Senate Report 1002 to Accompany S. 2731, 5-13-1935, Indian Claims Commission Act. Copy from Department ofInterior Library, Washington D.C. 212 Shing, Sam, 11-17-1953, Letter to Dow Carnal (Superintendent, Hopi Agency). John S. Boyden Collection, MS# 823, Box 57, folder 5. J. Willard Marriott Library Manuscripts Division. University ofUtah, Salt Lake City. 213 Sigler, Lewis A. (Acting ChiefCounsel, Bureau ofIndian Affairs), 5-23-1952, Memorandum to Commissioner ofIndian Affairs. Copy in Exhibit files (Exhibit 27) to Chambers and Lynch 1985 (q.v.). Copy courtesy Hopi Tribal Chairman's Office. 214 Sims, Marcia, 1-26-1977, Letter to Edward M. Roybal. RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, General Records: Congressional Correspondence, 1948- 1978, Box 4, 1977. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 215 Sisson, Bernard M. (Assistant Attorney General, Land and Natural Resources Division, U.S. Department ofJustice), 9-30-1981, Letter to Dr. Mabel E. Deutrich (Assistant Archivist for the National Archives). RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, Reports on Closure ofDockets and Court ofClaims Dockets, Box 1. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 216 Smouse, DeForrest, Ph.D. (Consulting Geologist), 7-15-1976, Letter to John S. Boyden, with appraisal ofcoal reserves in the Black Mesa Basin. John S. Boyden Collection, MS# 823, Box 43, folder 5. J. Willard Marriott Library Manuscripts Division. University ofUtah, Salt Lake City. 217 Streitz, William F., (Acting Assistant Area Director, RI.A. Phoenix Area Office), 8- 25-1980, Letter to Boyden, Kennedy, and Romney. John S. Boyden Collection, MS# 823, Box 41, folder 4. J. Willard Marriott Library Manuscripts Division. University ofUtah, Salt Lake City. 218 Taft, Peter R. (Assistant U.S. Attorney General), 10-5-1976, Letter to John S. Boyden. RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, Box 1865, file 3, Hopi Tribe 196, Original Papers. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 219 Talaheftewa, Basevaya et aI, 3-28-1949, Letter to The President. Signed by 25 traditional leaders from Shungopavi, Mishongnovi, and Hotevilla. Copy from Indian Law Resource Center website, Hopi Report, Exhibit 38. • (http://www.indianlaw.orglenlhopiJeport) 220 Time, 5-20-1957, Mormon Dynamo [on Ernest Wilkinson]. DN: 129364 1 20 HP016181
• Tab # • Document Description 221 U.S. Attorney General's Office, 1-25-1957, Motion to Consolidate Dockets 229, 196, and 210. Before the Indian Claims Commission. RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, Box 1166. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 222 U.S. District Court for the District ofArizona, 9-7-1972, Findings ofFact and Conclusions ofLaw, Hamilton vs. MacDonald (No. Civil 579, Prescott). Enclosure attached to Memorandum in Support ofHopi Tribal Motion etc. of 10-4-1973 [see Boyden 10-4-1973 above]. In Hopi Tribe, Navajo Tribe v. the U.S.A. RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, Box 1866, file 196. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 223 U.S. Geological Survey, 1978, Indian Land Areas Judicially Established. Map compiled, edited and published by the U.S. Geological Survey; map prepared under the direction ofthe Indian Claims Commission as a part ofits final report. 224 Vance, John T., 1969, The Congressional Mandate and the Indian Claims Commission. North Dakota Law Review 45:325-36. 225 Webb, Harry E., Jr. (ChiefCounsel, Indian Claims Commission), 3-15-1977, Letter to Byron Nielson (StaffAssistant, Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, U.S. H.R.), re: Docket 196. RG 279, Records ofthe Indian Claims Commission, General Records: Congressional Correspondence, 1948-1978, Box 4, 1977. National Archives, Washington, D.C. 226 Whiteley, Peter M., 1989, Hopitutskwa: an Outline and Interpretation ofthe Traditional Hopi Land Claim. Report for the Hopi Tribe in Masayesva vs. Zah vs. James ('1934 Reservation case, phase 1). U.S. District Court, Phoenix. 227 Whiteley, Peter M., 2004, Bartering Pahos with the President. Ethnohistory 51:2:359-414. 228 Whiteley, Peter M., 2007a, Historic Hopi Use and Occupancy ofthe Little Colorado Watershed, 1540-1900. Report for the Hopi Tribe, for Water Rights Negotiations. 229 Whiteley, Peter M., 2007b, The Historical Evolution ofNavajo Occupancy Areas in the Southwest, with Particular Reference to Black Mesa and the Hopi Washes. Report for the University ofUtah, Salt Lake City. 230 Whiteley, Peter M., 2008, The Orayvi Split: A Hopi Transformation. Anthropological Papers ofthe American Museum ofNatural History, 87. 231 Wilkinson, Charles, 1996, Home Dance, the Hopi, and Black Mesa Coal: Conquest and Endurance in the American Southwest. Brigham Young University Law Review 449. 232 Wilkinson, Charles, 2005, Blood Struggle: The Rise ofModern Indian Nations. New • York: Norton. 21 HP016182
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