Native Americans in Arizona

San Carlos Apache Reservation

Despite its stark appearance, the U.S. Indian Agency at the San Carlos Apache Reservation was a marked improvement over the “…log hut with an earthen floor and canvas doors” that served as headquarters when John P. Clum, newly appointed agent, arrived on the reservation on Aug. 8, 1874.

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Native Americans in Arizona

San Carlos Apache Reservation

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