Mss B 1608 Charles S. Peterson Papers, ca. 1960-2005 A Register of the Collection at the Utah State Historical Society Utah State Historical Society 2012 Finding aid encoded in EAD by Melissa Ferguson using oXygen 9.3, 2012. Finding aid written in English.

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Summary Description Utah State Historical Society Mss B 1608 Peterson, Charles Savage Inventory of The Charles S. Peterson Papers, ca. 1960-2005 96 lin. ft. (180 boxes)

The items in the collection are largely photocopies of journals, diaries, articles, newspaper clippings and historical correspondence. There is not always evidence to suggest if the photocopies are from originals, microfilm or other photocopies. All student papers and oral history typescripts are the original documents. Some original newspaper clippings from the 1970s can be found in the collection.

 The collection includes correspondence, newsletters, memoranda, newspaper clippings, journals, diaries, oral histories, fliers, notes, speeches, administrative documents, teaching files, student papers and articles created and collected by Charles Peterson throughout the course of his career. Topics: History--Utah. Agriculture and Natural Resources Education Social Life and Customs Religion Colleges and Universities Mormonism (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) Form or Genre: Correspondence, newsletters, memoranda, newspaper clippings, journals, diaries, oral histories, fliers, notes, speeches, administrative documents, teaching files, student papers, articles Background Biographical Chronology 1927 Charles Savage Peterson born in Snowflake, Arizona, 30 January. 1952 Graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in Animal Husbandry. 1952-1956 Worked as a rancher for Charles Redd in Central Utah. Graduated from Brigham Young University with an M.A. in History. 1958-1967 History instructor at the College of Eastern Utah. 1966-1968 Dean of Instruction at the College of Eastern Utah. 1967 Earned Ph.D. from the University of Utah. 1968-1969 Assistant Professor at the University of Utah. 1968-1969 Assistant Secretary-Treasurer for the Organization of American Historians. 1969-1981 Director of the Utah State Historical Society. 1970 Received the Oscar C. Winther Award for the best article appearing in the Western Historical Quarterly. 1971-1976 Co-Editor of the Western Historical Quarterly. 1971-1989 Professor of History at Utah State University. 1972 Published, with others, Mormon Battalion Trail Guide (Salt Lake City, Utah Historical Society, 1972). 1973 Published, Take Up Your Mission: Mormon Colonizing Along the Little Colorado River 1870-1900 (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1973). 1974 Won the Mormon History Association Best Book Award for Take Up Your Mission. 1975 Published Look to the Mountains: Southeast Utah and the La Sal National Forest (Provo: Brigham University Press, 1975). 1975 Awarded the Morris Rosenblatt Award for the best article appearing in the Utah Historical Quarterly. 1975 Received Utah Academy's Distinguished Service Award. 1977 Published Utah: A Bicentennial History in the Bicentennial series, The States and the Nation (New York: W. W. Norton, 1977). 1977-1978 Huntington Library Fellow. 1979 Selected to give the Utah State University's Honors Lecture. 1979-1989 Editor of the Western Historical Quarterly. 1989 Retired from Utah State University. May 1989 Received Doctorate of Humane Letters from College of Eastern Utah. Scope and Content

This collection includes items created and collected by Charles Peterson throughout his academic career. Included in the collection are Peterson’s professional correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters, memoranda, fliers, notes, speeches, administrative documents, teaching files, articles, and student papers.

The collection’s series are arranged topically. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically with related categories also arranged alphabetically. Where possible, correspondence is arranged chronologically, and all articles and student papers are arranged alphabetically by author. All papers and speeches by Peterson are arranged chronologically. Oral histories are arranged alphabetically by interviewee last name.

The processor has left the materials of the collection in their original order when original order was clearly defined. All of the series and subseries are the creation of the processor. Materials listed under Other Research Topics were removed from their original order because they could not be positively identified with one of the specific research projects listed in the collection.

 Series Descriptions

Correspondence and Organizations

Research Material

Other Research Topics

Utah State University Teaching Files

Administrative Information Preferred Citation:

The Charles S. Peterson Papers, ca. 1960-2005, Utah State Historical Society.

 Acquisition Information:

Donated by Charles S. Peterson, 2005.

 Restrictions on Use

The Charles S. Peterson Papers, ca. 1960-2005 are the physical property of the Utah State Historical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah. Literary rights, including copyright, may belong to the authors or their heirs and assigns. Please contact the Historical Society for information regarding specific use of this collection.

Restrictions on Access

The Contents List indicates several items that have been pulled from the main collection and stored in the vault. These items have been separated because of their restricted or private classification. Reference librarians should use discretion in pulling items from the vault and may redact when necessary.

 Processing Information: Collection processed by Thomas R. Dubach, Amy Tadehara, Margaret Choate, and Mindy Spring, 2007. Finding aid compiled by Mindy Spring, 2007. Finding aid edited by Melissa Ferguson, Linda Thatcher, 2008. Collection cataloged by Linda Thatcher, 2008; Michele Elnicky, 2012. Finding aid encoded by Melissa Ferguson, 2012. Separations

Photographs are located in Mss C 1608.

Student records have been removed from Boxes 167-175 and placed in the vault. Other records from miscellaneous boxes have also been placed in the vault. Those records that have been placed in the vault are noted in the Contents List.

Audio records located in Box 166 have been placed with the audio collections.

 Container list Box Folder Contents Correspondence and Organizations 1 1 Agricultural Historical Society, 1972 American Association of State and Local History 1 2 1972 1 3 1973 1 4 1973-1982 1 5 1974 1 6-7 1975 1 8 1976 1 9 1977 1 10 February - December, 1977 1 11 Awards material, 1977 1 12 1978 2 1 Award for Russ Mortensen, 1978 2 2 Financial statements, 1978 and 30 September 1979 2 3 1979 2 4 Awards committee, 1979 2 5 Conference, 1979 2 6 Council and committees, October 1979 2 7 Meeting materials, 1979 2 8 Tucson agenda, 1979 2 9 Nomination committee, October 1979-1980 2 10 Awards committee, 1980 3 1 Budget proposal fiscal year, 1980 3 2 1980 3 3 January - April, 1980 3 4 May - December, 1980 3 5 1980-1981 3 6 Awards committee, 1981 3 7 1981 3 8 Council correspondence, 1981 3 9 1982 3 10 1983 3 11 1984 3 12 1985 3 13 1986 3 14 1988 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 4 1 American History Association, 1975-1977 (contains articles about teaching) Association of Utah Historians 4 2 1980 4 3 1981 4 4 1982 4 5 1982 4 6 1983 4 7 1983-1984 4 8 1984 4 9 1985 4 10 1986 4 11 1987 4 12 1988 4 13 4 May 1995 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 5 1 Arizona Historical Society, 4 November 1982 - 9 February 1989 5 2 Bolton Award, 1971-1976 5 3 Bolton Award, 1972-1975 5 4 Bolton Award, 1977-1978 5 5 1990-1991 (Todd Carney) 5 6 Undated (Gail Casterline) 5 7 1975-1976 (Gail Casterline) 5 8 1977-1978 (Gail Casterline) 5 9 1979-1980 (Gail Casterline) 5 10 1981-1983 (Gail Casterline) 5 11 1984-1987 (Gail Casterline) 5 12 1985-1987 (Gail Casterline, AAUW) 6 1 Evans Award, 1990-1991 6 2 Evans Award, 1991-1996 6 3 Evans Award, 1995 6 4 Evans Award, 1996 6 5 Evans Award, 1997-1998 6 6 Folklore Society of Utah, September 1971 - June 1973 6 7 Folklore Society of Utah, Winter 1989 Forest History Society 6 8 1973 6 9 1973-1975 6 10 1974 6 11 1975 6 12 1978 6 13 1979 6 14 Agenda and workshop, 1978 6 15 Awards committee, 1979 6 16 1979-1985 7 1 1980 7 2-3 1981 7 4 1981-1987 7 5-6 1982 7 7 1982-1983 7 8 1983 7 9 September - October, 1983 7 10 1983-1984 7 11 1984 7 12 January 1984 7 13 1984-1985 8 1 1984 8 2 January - October 1984 8 3 June - October 1984 8 4 January 1985 8 5 1985 8 6 January - October 1985 8 7 August - December 1985 8 8 1986 8 9 July - December 1986 8 10 1986-1987 8 11 October 1986 - March 1987 8 12 1987 9 1 1987-1988 (with issues of FHS Cruiser) 9 2 1988 9 3 Portland conference, 1988 9 4 1981-1986 Cruiser 9 5 Old Timer's News, June 1984 - June 1988 9 6 1975 (Craig Fuller) General Correspondence 10 1 1971 10 2 January - April 1972 10 3 May - December 1972 10 4 January - April 1973 10 5 May - December 1973 10 6 January - May 1974 11 1 June - December 1974 11 2 1974, outgoing 11 3 1974-1989 11 4 January - March 1975 11 5 April - December 1975 11 6 1976 11 7 January - June 1977 11 8 July - December 1977 11 9 January - July 1978 12 1 August - December 1978 12 2 January - March 1979 12 3 April - September 1979 12 4 October - December 1979 12 5 ca. 1980s 12 6 January - February 1980 12 7 March - June 1980 12 8 July - December 1980 13 1 1980-1989, sundry correspondence, articles, and material. 13 2 January - May 1981 13 3 June - December 1981 13 4 January - February 1982 13 5 March - June 1982 13 6 July - December 1982 13 7 January - March 1983 13 9 August - December 1983 13 10 January - March 1984 14 1 April - June 1984 14 2 July - December 1984 14 3 January - April 1985 14 4 May - July 1985 14 5 August - December 1985 14 6 January - March 1986 14 7 April - August 1986 14 8 September - December 1986 15 1 January - February 1987 15 2 March - April 1987 15 3 May - July 1987 15 4 August - December 1987 15 5 1988 15 6 1988-1989 15 7-8 1989 15 9 1990 15 10 Undated (Robert Goldberg) 16 1 1985 (Robert Goldberg manuscript) 16 2 Governor's Conference on Utah's Future, 1986-1988 16 3 Governor's Conference on Utah's Future, 1988 16 4 Hatch House, 1977-1983 16 5 HRA, 1985-1988 16 6 Huntington, 1976-1978 16 7 Huntington, proposal undated 16 8 Huntington, 1978-1984 16 9 Idaho Historical Society, 1986 16 10 Journal of the West, October 1977 - March 1978 16 11 Kellogg Grant, 1972-1977 16 12 Man and His Bread Museum, 1971-1975 16 13 Undated (F. M. McKiernan) 16 14 1973-1975 (F. M. McKiernan) 16 15 Mesa Consulting, 1980-1981 16 16 Mesa Consulting, Report 1, August 1981 16 17 1977 (Dave Miller reception) 16 18 Undated (Clyde Milner) 16 19 Mini Grant, application, 1982 17 1 Mini Grant, application, 1982 17 2 Miscellaneous, 1989 17 3 1988-1989 (Dale Morgan) Mormon History Association 17 4 1971 17 5 1971-1974 17 6 1972 17 7 1973 17 8 1974 17 9 1974-1975 17 10 1974-1976 17 11 1974-1978 18 1 1975 18 2 Meeting, 1975 18 3-4 1975-1976 18 5 Minutes and financial statements, 1975-1976 18 6 President's file, 1975-1976 18 7 Nominations committee, 1975-1976 18 8 Annual meeting brochures, 1975-1976 18 9 Sundry, 1975 18 10 1976 18 11 Presidential address, "One Man's West," 1 May 1976 18 12 1977 18 13 Kirtland conference, 1977 18 14 Executive council minutes, 1977 19 1 1978-1980 19 2 Newsletters, 1978-1985 19 3 1980-1985 19 4 Meeting, 1981 19 5 Rexburg meeting, 1981 19 6 1981-1983 19 7 1982 19 8 1984-1986 19 9 1986 19 10 1987-1988 19 11 1988 19 12 Dale Morgan, 1989 19 13 Annual meeting, 1990-1991 19 14 Annual meeting cont'd, 1992 19 15 Miscellaneous 20 1 Comments on Moulder, Topping, and Saunders, May 1994 20 2 Program committee, 2000-2001 20 3 Papers and program, 2001 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 20 4 Mountain West Center, miscellaneous, 1980s 20 5 Mountain West Writer's Conference, 18 July 1987 National Endowment for the Humanities 20 6 Personal vitas, undated 20 7 Proposal, 1976-1977 20 8 Miscellaneous materials, 1977 [vault] 20 9 1977 20 10 1978 21 1 Consulting, 22 February 1978; Hunter, Rodello “The Mormon Women.” Application for NEH Research Grant, February 1978 21 2 July 1978 21 3 1979 21 4 1980 21 5 Consulting, 1980-1981 21 6 Seminars on American West, 1988-1989 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 21 7 National Science Foundation, research request, 1976 21 8 National Science Foundation, William Abruzzi, 1 June 1977 21 9 Newberry, 1976-1977 21 10 NAU, 1987-1988 Organization of American Historians 21 11 Committee on reorganization, March-July 1968 21 12 New York, 1986 21 13 1990-1991 (Gunther Peck) Pioneer Village Project 21 14 ca. 1970s 21 15 Advisory council, 1970s 22 1 Advisory council, 1970s 22 2 Advisory council, 1978-1979 22 3 Advisory council and meeting minutes, 1978-1984 22 4 Advisory council, 1980-1981 22 5 Advisory council, 1982-1983 22 6 Advisory council, 1984-1985 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 22 7 Raft River Electric Company, consulting and report, 16 March 1976 22 8 Raft River Electric Company, consulting, 1976 - 1977 Charles Redd Center for Western Studies 22 9 1972-1973 22 10 1974-1975 22 11 1976-1977 22 12 1976-1981 22 13 1978 22 14 1978-1982 23 1 1979-1980 23 2 1980s 23 3 1981-1982 23 4 1983-1984 23 5 Expenses, 1983-1985 23 6 1985-1986 23 7 1987-1988 23 8 1988-1991 23 9 July 1989 (Daniel J. Ross) Correspondence and Organizations, continued 23 10 1985-1988 (Richard Roberts, Richard Sadler) 23 11 1986-1987 (John H. Seely USU Collection materials) 23 12 February - September, 1986 (John H. Seely collection) 23 13 Signature Books, August - September 1988 23 14 1971-1976 (George Tanner) 23 15 1980-1983 (O. C. Tanner) 24 1 Tenure, 1971-1987 24 2 Utah Endowment for the Humanities, 1981-1988 University Press Correspondence and Related Materials University of Arizona 24 3 1968-1973 24 3 1974-1976 University of New Mexico 24 5 Frontier Series, October 1976 Utah State University 24 6 1972-1979 24 7 1978 24 8 Centennial, 1987 24 9 "Wild Mustang," 1985-1987 24 10 1990-1991 24 11 1998 (John Alley) University of Utah 24 12 1983-1985 24 13 "Who Killed Captain Gunnison," 1984-1985 24 14 "Battle of Bear River," 1985 25 1 1984-1987 (P. T. Rielly) 25 2-3 1984-1988 25 4 1985-1988 (Richard Roberts, Richard Sadler) 25 4 1985-1988 (Richard Roberts, Richard Sadler) 25 5 1986-1992 (Roger Barnus) 25 6 1986-1992 (Roger Barnus drafts) 25 7 1987-1990 (Mormon/Sessions, Camp Floyd) 25 8 1988 25 9 1988 (Howard Christy, Frank Popper) 25 10 1989-1990 (Jim Sherow) 26 1 1988 (Kent Powell) 26 2 1988-1989 (Kent Powell) 26 3-5 1990 Utah State Historical Society 26 6 1967-1971 26 7 1972 26 8 1973 26 9 1975-1977 26 10 1976-1977 26 11 1979-1980 26 12 1981-1982 26 13 1983-1984 26 14 1985-1986 26 15 1987-1988 27 1 1992 Utah History Fair 27 2 1980-1981 27 3 Budget, newsletter, notes, 1980-1987 27 4 1982-1983 27 5 1984-1985 27 6 1986-1987 27 7 1988 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 27 8 Utah Academy, 1971-1974 27 9 Utah Power, consulting, 1974 27 10 Utah Westerner newsletters, 1983-1985 27 11 Western Governor's Conference, 1982-1983 Western History Association 27 12 Council, undated 27 13 Annual meeting, L.A., undated 27 14 Contract, undated 27 15 Sacramento, 8 October 1985 27 16 Philadelphia, 1987 28 1 Kansas, 1988 28 2 1989 28 3 St. Louis and Washington D.C., 1989-1990 28 4 Reno and Austin, 1990-1991 28 5 "Where the West Begins....," 1991-1993 28 6 1992 (Dave Miller, Andy Wallace, and Charles Peterson) 28 7 New Haven, 1992 Western Historical Quarterly 28 8 1979 28 9 1980 28 10 1981 28 11 1982 28 12 1983 28 13 1984 28 14 1985 28 15 1986 28 16 Contract renewal and finances, undated 29 1 1987 29 2 Editorship, 1987 29 3-4 1988 29 5 1989 29 6-7 1989 [vault] 29 8 1989 29 9 1987-1989 Correspondence and Organizations, continued 29 10 Future of Western Water Conference, 1991 29 11 Western Writer's Conference, 1970-1986 29 12 Western Writer's Conference, June 1973 29 13 Western Writer's Conference, June 1979 30 1 Writing About the West, 1973 30 2 "The West: Its Literature and its History," 1972-1973 30 3 Miscellaneous personal correspondence, 1982-1996 Business Correspondence 30 4 1989-1991 30 5 1991 30 6 1994-1996 30 7 1997 30 8 1998 31 1 1999 31 2 2000 31 3 Miscellaneous 1989, 1991, 1996, 2001 Committees 31 4-5 Historical and Cultural Sites Review, 9 December 1970 31 6 Mormon Society, 1974 31 7 USU Search, 1972-1984 31 8 USU HASS Search, January 1975-April 1976 31 10-11 USU Librarian Search, 1984 32 1 UNLV Library Study, March 1989 Research Materials Utah: A Bicentennial History. The States and the Nation. New York: W. W. Norton, March 1977 Correspondence 32 2 Outline and related materials, 1974 32 3 AASLH Bicentennial releases, 1974 32 4 Contract, 1974 32 5 May 1974-April 1977 32 6 September 1976-December 1977 32 7 September 1976-March 1977 32 8 Reviews, 1977 Research 32 9 Meinig, D. W. “American Wests: Preface to a Geographical Interpretation.” Regions of the United States. n. p., June 1972 32 10 Preface and 5 articles on Utah prehistory, 1962 - 1974 32 11 Native Americans upon European contact, 9 articles, 1951 - 1974 33 1 Mountain Men in the Great Basin, 9 articles, 1930-1975 33 2 Miller, David E. "The Salt Lake Cutoff." n.p., undated 33 3 Hart, Newell. “The Battle of Bear River.” Presentation given 21 November 1974, reprinted in Cache Valley Newsletter December 1974; Deseret News quotations by Charles S. Peterson, 1852 - 1896 33 4 Relief Society, 15th Ward, Riverside Stake, 1868-1898 33 5 Ellsworth, George S. “Zion in Paradise: Early Mormons in the South Seas” (Utah State University 21st Faculty Lecture presented by The Faculty Association, Logan, Utah, 1959) 33 6 Deseret Irrigation and Navigational Canal Companies record, 1864 – 1870 33 7 “The Economics of Self-Help,” 4 articles, 1923 - 1974 33 8 Morgan, Dale. “The Administration of Indian Affairs in Utah, 1851 – 1858.” Pacific Historical Review 27, no. 4 (November 1948): 383 - 409. 33 9 Roulstone, Tom. “U.S. Army-Mormon Relations 1857 – 1861.” Student Paper submitted for History 490, Utah State University, 14 November 1972.; “The Utah Expedition: Its Causes and Consequences.” Atlantic Monthly 3 (1859): 570 – 585. 33 10 “Territory of Utah Economic Statistics.” Utah Economic and Business Review 29, no. 5 (May 1969): 3. 33 11 Tarr, Joel A. “The Urban Politician as Entrepreneur.” Mid America 49 (January 1967): 55 – 67. 33 12 U.S. Agricultural History, 6 articles, 1952 - 1973 33 13 Secretary of the Interior Report, 1873 33 14 Holsinger, M. Paul. “Senator George Graham Vest and the Menace of Mormonism, 1882 – 1887.” Missouri Historical Review LXV, no. 1 (October 1970): 23-36. 33 15 Utah: Travelers Response - James Garfield and Isaac Mayer Wise journal excerpts, 1875, 1877 33 16 Minorities, handwritten notes, undated Chapter Drafts 33 17 Chapter I, notes and drafts, undated 33 18 Chapter I, comments from Levi Peterson, undated 33 19 Chapter I, undated 34 1 Chapter II, working notes, undated 34 2-3 Chapter II, notes and drafts 1 of 2, undated 34 4 Chapter II, some corrections, undated 34 5 Chapter III, undated 34 6 Chapter III, revisions, undated 34 7 Chapter IV, notes and drafts, undated 34 8 Chapter IV, undated 34 9 Chapter IV, comments and corrections, undated 35 1-2 Chapter V, undated 35 3 Chapter VI, draft, undated 35 4 Chapter VI, corrections, undated 35 5-6 Chapter VII, undated 35 7 Chapter VIII, Mid-century years, undated 35 8 Chapter VIII, undated 35 9 Chapter IX, Toward Century III, undated 35 10 Chapter IX, undated 35 11 Suggestions for further reading and bibliography, undated 35 12 Manuscript pp. 3-130, undated 35 13 Manuscript pp. 131-262, undated 35 14 Manuscript pp. 3-130, undated Cache Valley Research 36 1 Bailey, Glen L. “Cache Valley Life, 1870 – 1920.” Student paper, Utah State University, undated 36 2 Bergeson, Harold E. “West Cache Canal Highlights,” September 1970 36 3 Black, Rosa Vida. “Under Granger Skies: History of Granger 1849 - 1963,” undated 36 4 Cache County Census, miscellaneous, 4 January 1979 36 5 Cache County Court extracts, undated 36 6 Cache Valley Irrigation, 15 July 2005 36 7 Cache Valley Record Book B, undated 36 8 Cache Valley Record Book B and C, YMMIA books, undated 36 9 Christensen, Mike. “Cache Valley Bibliography,” undated 36 10 Clark, Jack W. “Pioneer Sports in Cache Valley.” Masters thesis, Utah State University, 1958. 36 11 Hatch, Charles. “Cache Valley Census Material, 1870s,” undated 36 12-13 Hatch, Charles. “Cache Valley Census Material,” 1979 36 14 McClure, James. “A Descriptive Survey of Cache Valley Barns.” Student paper submitted for History 689, Utah State University, 7 March 1974 37 1 Notes from Cache Valley and Salt Lake Valley, “Studies for R.V. Jensen Historical Farm and Wheeler,” 30 April 1979 37 2 Perry, J. F. “Cache County, the Eden of Utah.” The Logan Republican (Logan, Utah), ca. 1915 37 3 Peterson, Charles S. with Glen Bailey. “Cache Valley Farmers: Some Social Profiles 1890 - 1915.” Prepared for Ronald V. Jensen Historical Farm, 1979 37 4 Peterson, “Changing Times” materials, 1979 - 1981 37 5-6 Peterson, Charles S. “Changing Times: The View from Cache Valley 1870 – 1900,” undated 37 7 Peterson, Charles S. “Lingering Influences in Utah Irrigation: The Cache Valley Case,” July 1987 37 8 Peterson, Lauritz G. “Apple and Pear Culture” article by S. S. Hemenway(?) 1887 37 9 Poulsen, Lynn J. “Abstracts: Jensen Historical Living Farm;” threshing, Cache Junction, barns, etc., 1974 - 1979 37 10 Stewart, John. “History of Wellsville Mountain Recounted,” 27 September 1972 37 11 Tullidges Quarterly Magazine 1, no. 4 (July 1881): 529-582 and 361-376 37 12 William, Wilson A. “Folklore of Utah’s Little Scandinavia.” Paper presented at the Sanpete – Sevier Lecture Series, Provo, Utah, 14 February 1979 Centennial - 20th Century Utah History Correspondence 38 1-2 1993, Craig Fuller Bibliography Research The Great Depression 38 3 Depression materials, includes Brian Q. Cannon article, undated 38 4 Excerpts from Proceedings of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters 12 (1935) Education 38 5 Moffit, J. C. “Reports of the Superintendents of Schools of Utah, from 1861 – 1896.” Provo, Utah, 19 January 1941 38 6 University of Utah faculty rights materials, 1915 Entertainment and Culture 38 7 Brossard, Edgar. “Alphonse and Mary Hobson Brossard, Life History.” Salt Lake City: Wheelwright Co., 1972 38 8 Cosgrove, Luke. “1997 Keepsake, A Review.” Annual Spring Banquet, 13 May 1997 38 9 Crookston, N. J. “Legend of Old Ephraim” and Cache Valley articles, 1975 - 1981 38 10 Culmer, H. L. A. Mountain scenery and related, undated 38 11 Culture and Lifestyle, 1900 – 1929 38 12 Dance Halls and Music with Newell Hart memoir “Cache Valley Dance Halls and Bands,” ca. 1963 38 13 Geary, Elmo G. “A Study of Dramatics in Castle Valley” and miscellaneous entertainment, ca. 1953 38 14 Gibbs, Lindon Jones. “Harvesting the Light: The Paris Art Mission,” undated; notes on Elmo G. Geary, “Mormondom’s Lost Generation,” ca. 1977 38 15 Lava Falls Hiking, undated 38 16 McCormick, Nancy. “Saltair,” 1993 38 17 Notes on architecture of the Salt Palace, undated 38 18 Saltair Restoration Division, 1963 38 19 Thatcher, Linda. Sources for resorts and hot springs, notes on movies and resorts, 26 January 1994 38 20 Waters, Harry. “Urban Shadows Fall on Sunny Salt Lake City.” Newsweek, 15 March 1971 Ethnic Groups and Minorities 39 1 History of Blacks in Utah: 1847 – 1910, publisher correspondence and related notes, 13 July 1993 39 2 Wolfinger, Henry J. “A Test of Faith: Jane Elizabeth James and the Origins of the Utah Black Community.” National Archives and Records Service, Washington D. C., February 1974; Bennett, Wallace R. “The Legal Status of the Negro in Utah.” Symposium on the Negro in Utah, presented at the Fall meetings of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, Weber College, Ogden, Utah, 20 November 1954 39 3 Stene, Eric A. “The African American Community of Ogden, Utah: 1910 – 1950.” Masters Thesis, Utah State University, 1994 39 4 Georgedes, Angelo. “Life in Greece and Utah”. Oral history interview by A. Kent Powell. December 1976 and 20 January 1977, 87 leaves 39 5 Patterson, James. “The Unassimilated Greeks of Denver.” Anthropological Quarterly (October 1970): 10 39 7 Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Navajo, 1883 - 1914 39 8 Correll, J. Lee. “Bai-a-lil-le, Medicine Man or Witch?” Navajo Historical Publications Biographical Series 3 (undated) 39 9 Fowler, Catherine S. and Don D. Fowler. “The History of the Southern Paiutes and Western Shoshones Ethno-history.” n. p., undated; James, Rhett S. “Chief Washaki Revisited: An Interpretive Analysis of the Shoshone Chief’s Place in Western American History,” 6 August 1969 39 10 Hunsaker, Dean. “Feeding the Indians of Northern Utah,” 1 May 1983 39 11 Indianola Indian notes and materials, undated 39 12 Indians, miscellaneous notes and articles, mostly Navajo but includes other tribal groups, undated 39 13 Lewis, David Rich. “Neither Wolf nor Dog: American Indians, Environment, and Agrarian Change.” New York: Oxford University Press, 1994 39 14 McPherson, Robert S. Articles on Navajo, Paiutes, and Utes, undated 39 15 O’Neil, Floyd A. and Kathryn L. MacKay. “A History of the Uintah-Ouray Ute Lands,” 4 February 1992 39 16 O’Neil, Floyd A. “The Utes of Eastern Utah,” undated 40 1 Kreitzer Correspondence, December 1993 40 2 Ottogary, Willie. I, Logan Journal, 1909 - 1914 40 3 Ottogary, Willie. II, Logan Journal, 1914-1921 40 4 Ottogary, Willie. III, Logan Journal, 1921-1923 40 5 Ottogary, Willie. IV, Logan Journal, 1923-1925 40 6 Ottogary, Willie. V, Logan Journal, 1925-1927 40 7 Ottogary, Willie. VI, Logan Journal, 1927-1929 40 8 Ottogary, Willie. VII, Tremont Times, 1906-1907 40 9 Ottogary, Willie. VIII, Oneida County Enterprise, 1924 40 10 Ottogary, Willie. IX, Box Elder Journal, 1925 40 11 Ottogary, Willie. X, letters to all newspapers, 1906-1929 40 12 “Traders on the Navajo Reservation: A Report on the Economic Bondage of the Navajo People,” excerpt, 1970; Typed comments on “Traders on the Navajo Reservation,” undated 40 13 Van Valkenburgh, Richard F. Papers, 1880 – 1946 40 14 Van Valkenburgh, Richard F. “Stotzenburger Report” 1889 - 1937 40 15 4 articles on Italians in Utah, 1994 40 16 Stipanovich, Joseph. “The South Slavs in Utah: A Social History,” undated 41 1 7 Bibliographies, “Women in Utah,” undated 41 2 Cutler, Virginia F. “A Twenty-one Gun Salute for Leah Dunford Widstoe,” undated; related handwritten notes 41 3 Miscellaneous notes and excerpts on women in Utah, undated 41 4 Murphy, Miriam. “The Working Women of Utah, 1896-1950,” 1990. “Women in Utah History: Participants and Preservers Sources for Women’s History.” Prepared by Women in Utah Task Force of the Utah State International Women’s Year Coordinating Committee, 1977 General Politics 41 5 Alley, John R. and J. Allen Crockett. “Utah Supreme Court Justices,” 3 biographies of court justices, undated 41 6 Bamberger, Simon. “Governor’s Message,” 1917 41 7 Cedar City Council and Mayors, notes from unknown book, undated 41 8 General Utah Politics and related materials, undated 41 9 Smoot, Reed materials, BYU Archives, undated 41 10 Utah Election, photocopied news clippings from Salt Lake Herald, Salt Lake Tribune, and Deseret News, 10 March 1895 - 26 June 1900 Healthcare 41 11 Arrington, Harriett Home. Correspondence and Utah healthcare history materials, 7 December 1994 41 12 Articles on medicine, 1 - 5 October 1996 41 13 Behle, William H. “Biography of Augustus C. Behle, M.D.,” 1948 41 14 Crawford, Fern. “Garfield County: Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, Dentists, and Midwives,” 4 September 1997 41 15 Felknor, Lottie. “The St. Mark’s Hospital School of Nursing Story. ” Sponsored by St. Mark’s Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association, Summer 1970 41 16 Jolley, Mona B. “Women in White: Cache Valley Nurses 1905 1977,” undated 42 1 Fuller, Craig. BYU Library Catalog and Marriott Library Catalog search results for “medicine,” 3 August 1999 42 2 Fuller, Craig. Photocopied articles about medicine, undated 42 3 Giles, Frances Moore. “A Survey of Nursing in Utah: Historical Aspects, the Present Status of the Professor, and the Development of Nursing Education.” Masters thesis, University of Utah, June 1941 42 4 Health and Nursing in Utah materials, 1888 - 1970 42 5 Jorgensen, Evelyn Plewe. “Dr. W. H. Groves, Latter Day Saints Hospital School of Nursing, A History, 1905 – 1955,” June 1991 42 6 McArthur, Gertrude McGregor. “Donald Alpine McGregor, M.D. F.A.C.S.,” July 1983; other related material, 1999 42 7 McKell, Charles Robert. “History of the Utah State Hospital, Provo: A Study of the Evolution of Public Care for the Mentally Ill.” Masters thesis, University of Utah, 1948 42 8 Medicine and healthcare notes, undated 42 9 Miner’s Hospital, Park City; Ch. 16 “Modern Times” Treasure Mountain Home: A Centennial History of Park City, Utah. 1968 and 1984 42 10 Noall, Sandra Hawkes. “A History of Nursing Education in Utah.” Ph.D. diss., University of Utah, August 1969 42 11 Notes on various sources for medicine, Winter 1998 42 12 Rose, Blanche. “The History of Medicine in Utah.” Masters thesis, University of Utah, 6 June 1939 42 13 St. Mark’s Hospital Pulse and related photocopied news clippings, undated Labor 43 1 Labor Articles - Mother Jones, 1970 - 1990 43 2 Labor—sundry notes, undated Law and Order 43 3 Lacy, Steve. Articles on murders in Southeastern Utah, 1978-1979 43 4 Law and order, crime and miscellaneous, 4 March 1997 43 5 Law enforcement, prison sources, undated Mining and Industry 43 6 “A Series of Industrial Studies for Utah, 1935,” March 1936 43 7 De Boer, S. R. “Review of Industrial Growth,” October 1935 43 8 “Mining Comes of Age,” 8 articles on mining, undated 43 9 Sacco, Frank J. “Coal Operations Against Organized Labor, 1923,” undated 43 10 Sargent, Ray L. “Manufacturing in Utah: An Historical Profile, 1850 – 1980,” January 1981 43 11 Spring Canyon coal mines, 22 September 1969 43 12 Utah mining, 8 articles, 28 December 1994 43 13 Virgin Oil Field, prepared by Larry Gore for Cedar City District of Bureau of Land Management, Environmental Assessment no. UT-045-94-015, undated Salt Lake Mining Review excerpts 43 14 1899-1900 43 15 1900-1910 43 16 Coal and coke, 1910-1921 44 1 Deep Creek and David Keith, 1910-1920 44 2 Mining, Bingham, 1907-1917 44 3 Mining and oil, 1901-1921 44 4 Mining Sevier and Marysvale, 1909-1910 44 5 Silver, Park City, 1909-1917 44 6 Smelters, 1909-1917 44 7 Tintic, 1909-1917 44 8-9 General Utah mining, 1907-1919 44 10 Various excerpts, 1919-1920 General 44 11 Beck, Stephen. “History of American Fork Canyon,” 1962 44 12 Rich, Effie Dean. “Buckskin History, Kaibab Plateau and Grand Canyon,” undated 44 13 Ephraim Enterprise, 1902 and 1919 44 14 Ephraim Enterprise, 1903-1919 44 15 Fowler, Don D. and Catherine S. “John Wesley Powell’s Journal: Colorado River Exploration, 1871 - 1872,” The Smithsonian Journal of History 3, no. 2 (Summer 1968) 44 16 Frazier, George S. and David Rust, extracts, 1901 and 1923 45 1 U. S. Department of the Interior. John Wesley Powell and the Anthropology of the Canyon Country. By Don D. Fowler, Robert C. Euler and Catherine S. Fowler. Professional Paper 670, U. S. Geological Survey. Washington, 1969 45 2 Holmer, Edwin F. Materials, 30 August 1995 45 3 Lockerbie, C. W. “Our Changing World,” undated 45 4 “Mountain Meadows Massacre: An Arkansas Account,” undated 45 5 Paulsen, Mor Borghild and Rowland W. Rider, undated 45 6 Rich, R. R. “Settlement Problems,” undated 45 7 Waite, Colleen and Erwin Waite. “The Story of My Life, William E. Abbott,” undated 45 8 Nelson, Larry. “Prohibition: Utah Goes Dry,” 14 March 1997 45 9 Prohibition notes and text, 5 October 1995 45 10 Roskelly, Welling. 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Taylor and Mathaias F. Cowley.” West Jordan (Utah): Mormon Underground Press, 1911 48 10 Utah Historical Records Survey, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Works Progress Administration. Inventory of the Church Archives of Utah. Salt Lake City: Utah Historical Records Survey, June 1940 48 11 Churches, Episcopal, annual reports, 1895 - 1912 48 12 Churches, non-Mormon, clippings and notes, 1916 - 2000 48 13 Church notes, LDS and other Protestant Churches, 1979 - 1997 48 14 Church notes, Presbyterian, 1878 - 1978 48 15 Clayton, Rice. 2 articles on Presbyterian churches, undated 49 1 Churches, Protestant, Buddhism, and Catholic women, undated 49 2 Jepperson, O. F. Park City Religious Groups. Provo (Utah) Brigham Young University Press, 1969 49 3 Jones, Paul, and F. K. Spalding. Clippings and notes on Episcopal Socialism, 1912 - 2000 49 4 Larsen, S. Correspondence and 6 articles on various Utah churches, ca. 1997 49 5 Mahon, John. R. 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Myers. “Terminus Town: The Founding of Dillion, 1880.” Montana: the Magazine of Western History 30, no. 4 (October 1980): 16 - 29 49 12 “Gilsonite.” Utah Railways, undated 50 1 Inter-urbans, Utah Railways, undated 50 2 Iron County Record, L. A., Salt Lake, and S.P.R.R., 1995 50 3 Lyman, Edward Leo. “From the City of Angels to the City of Saints: The Struggle to Build a Railroad from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.” California History (Spring 1991): 76 - 93 50 4 Malone, Michael P. “Midas of the West: The Incredible Career of William Andrews Clark.” Montana, the Magazine of Western History 33, no. 4 (Autumn 1983): 2 - 17 California History (Spring 1991): 76 - 93 50 4 Malone, Michael P. “Midas of the West: The Incredible Career of William Andrews Clark.” Montana, the Magazine of Western History 33, no. 4 (Autumn 1983): 2 - 17 California History (Spring 1991): 76 - 93 50 5 Orsi, R. 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N. Cotton and Hubbell correspondence, 1901 - 1914 52 10 Arizona 375, time book and Smith and Ashurst files, 1902 - 1940 52 11 National Archives, Indian irrigation general correspondence and Ganado Irrigation Project correspondence, 1909 - 1923 53 1 Indian Irrigation Service general correspondence, ca. 1911 53 2 Arizona 375, Indians, 1911 - 1940 53 3 Undated correspondence and Indian letters; R. Hubbell to the President of the United States, 1984 Oral Histories 53 4 Hubbell Trading Post oral histories #1-#18, November 1971 - January 1972 53 5 Hubbell Trading Post oral histories #19-#29, February 1972 – May 1972 53 6 Hubbell Trading Post oral histories #30-#51, September 1970 - September 1972 53 7 Hubbell Trading Post oral histories #52-#67, April 1972 – February 1974 54 1 Eckel, LaCharles. Oral history interview by Lawrence C. Kelly. 26 June 1979, 46 leaves 54 2 Ganado Interviews, 25 August 1983 54 3 Hubbell, Dorothy. Oral history interview by Lawrence C. Kelly. 29 March 1979, 213 leaves (with handwritten notes). Also includes typed transcript from unknown furnishings tape by Lawrence C. Kelly, 26-27 June 1979 54 4 Hubbell, Dorothy. Oral history interview by David M. Brugge, 1979, 100 leaves 54 5 Oral histories index, 1 June 1984 54 6 Tippecanoe, Joe. Oral history interview by David M. Brugge, 15 November 1972, 81 leaves Articles 54 7 Building inspections checklists, undated 54 8 White, Richard. “The Roots of Dependency: Subsistence, Environment, and Social Change among the Choctaws, Pawnees, and Navajos.” University of Nebraska, undated 54 9 Whitney, Mary Jane. “Range War in Apache County, 1882 – 1885,” undated; Thomas, Roger. “Cattle-St. John’s Herald, 1885 – 1889,” undated 54 10 4 articles on the Southwest, undated 54 11 Utley, Robert M. “Special Report on the Hubbell Trading Post at Ganado, Arizona,” January 1959 54 12 Conrad, David E. “Whipple Expedition 1853 – 1854.” Arizona and the West 11, no. 2 (Summer 1969) 54 13 Barn Report, ca. 1970s 55 1 Brugge, David M. “Furnishing Study - The Hubbell Home,” January 1972 55 2 Scott, Jane E. “Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Review of Planning Documents,” July 1978 55 3 Dendrochronology of the Hubbell Trading Post and Residence, 30 September 1979 55 4 Barbed wire articles, 1981 55 5 Brugge, David M. “A History of the Chaco Navajos.” Reports of the Chaco Center #4, 1980 55 6 Conklin, John and Jim Ostler. “Barn and Corral Area Inventories,” 13 September 1983 55 7 Carter, Tom. 6 articles on material culture, 26 June 1984 55 8 Archaeology articles, October 1984 55 9 “Barbed Wire,” “Scrappers,” 19 October 1984 55 10 Barth Settlement, St. Johns and D.K. Udall articles, January 1984 – January 1985 55 11 Farm machinery articles, 1985 Farm Records and Miscellaneous 55 12 Ganado Mission farm and dairy records, 1923 – 1937 55 13 Hubbell time book, 1939 – 1940 56 1 Navajo sheep materials, February 1983 - December 1985 56 2 Farm catalogs, 1984 56 3 Hubbell papers and trading post documents, undated 56 4 Photocopied files, August 1983 56 5 Farm records on trade, water, and accounts, 1984 56 6 Ranch records, January 1973 – May 1984 (folder 1 of 2) 57 1 Ranch records, January 1973 – May 1984 (folder 2 of 2) 57 2 USGS maps of Ganado and Apache county, undated 57 3 Ganado reservoir maps, undated 57 4 Congressional record, 1870 - 1912 57 5 Arizona census material on irrigation, 1894 - 1920 57 6 Surveys of conditions of Indians, Navajo trading, housing and nomadism, and flood water farming, 1895 - 1940 Irrigation 57 7 Report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, development of irrigation on Navajo and Hopi reservations, 24 June 1906 57 8 Reports and correspondence on the Ganado Project, 1909 – 1946 57 9 U. S. Indian Irrigation Service, Kaibab Reservation and Hogback Ditch, 1914 – 1924 57 10 Hubbell Trading Post water rights documents and related correspondence, December 1922 – 1965 58 1 Soil conservation, 1934 – 1937 58 2 U.S. Department of Interior memos and Ganado Dam reports, 1978 – 1983 58 3 Denver Records Center, Indian Irrigation Service records for the Navajo Reservation, 1984 58 4 Window Rock, Division of Land Operations on Irrigation and Indians, 1984 58 5 Window Rock, Division of Land Operations on Navajo Project history, 1938 58 6 Window Rock, Division of Land Operations on Hubbell and Navajo Project, 1984 58 7 Park tour guidelines, undated Sources and Drafts 59 1 Outline of Hubbell Trading Post papers at the University of Arizona, 1978 59 2 University of Arizona Library register of Hubbell papers, June 1978 59 3 Frank McNitt collection, New Mexico State Records Center and Archives, 23 August 1983 59 4 Hubbell sources at the Arizona Historical Foundation, 2 September 1983 59 5 Samuel Day files, Northern Arizona University, 6 September 1983 59 6 Arizona Department of Libraries and Archives articles, 1984 59 7 Map of Arizona reservation area, 1984 59 8 Photos, copies of photos for Hubbell report with inventory, summer 1984 (original photos removed) Hubbell Farmlands Study 59 9 Draft 1, part 1, undated 59 10 Part 1, October 1983 60 1-2 Part 1 water and crops, with and without editing, October 1983 60 3 Chapter drafts, 1985 60 4 Chapters 1-3 pp. 1-127, 1985 60 5 Chapters 4-9 pp. 128-257, 1985 60 6 Chapters 10-13 pp. 258-370, 1985 61 1 First draft with photos, 1 May 1985 61 2 First draft without photos, 1 May 1985 61 3 First draft bound, 1 May 1985 Homestead and Farm: A History of Farming at the Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site. Logan, Utah: Utah State University, 1986 62 1 Part 1 pp. i-159, 1 March 1986 62 2 Part 2 pp. 160-388, 1 March 1986 62 3 Part 1 pp. i-159 with photocopied images, 1 March 1986 62 4 Part 2 pp. 160-388, 1 March 1986 Introductions for Various Books 63 1 Peterson Charles S. Introduction to Emma Lee, by Juanita Brooks. Logan (Utah): Utah State University Press, 1984. (correspondence, notes, introduction copies) November 1982 – December 1982 63 2 Peterson Charles S. Introduction to Emma Lee, by Juanita Brooks. Logan (Utah): Utah State University Press, 1984. Copies of “Unadorned Realist” introduction by Charles S. Peterson, 2nd edition printing, January 1983 63 3 Brooks, Juanita. Lecture series, “A Utah Moon: Perceptions of Southern Utah” by Charles S. Peterson, 30 November 1984 63 4 Brooks, Juanita. Mountain Meadows Massacre controversy materials, January 1949 - January 1983 63 5 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Quicksand and Cactus: A Memoir of the Southern Mormon Frontier, by Juanita Brooks. Salt Lake City: Howe Brothers Press, 1982. (Correspondence, clippings, notes, introduction copies) undated 63 6 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Quicksand and Cactus: A Memoir of the Southern Mormon Frontier, by Juanita Brooks. Salt Lake City: Howe Brothers Press, 1982. (Publisher’s correspondence) 1966 - 1983 63 7 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Quicksand and Cactus: A Memoir of the Southern Mormon Frontier, by Juanita Brooks. Salt Lake City: Howe Brothers Press, 1982. Copies of introduction by Charles S. Peterson and related material, 1982 63 8 Brooks, Juanita. Comments and correspondence to Jay Redd, 24 March 1982 63 9 Peterson, Charles S. Foreword to Back to the Soil: the Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and their World, by Robert Goldberg. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1986. Copies of introduction by Charles S. Peterson, May 1986 - June 1986 64 1 Kelly, Charles. Research, notes, articles, correspondence, undated 64 2 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Journals of John D. Lee: 1846 – 47 and 1859. ed. By Charles Kelly. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1984. Correspondence, copy of introduction, June 1984 – March 1985 64 3 Morgan, Dale, 1930 – 1942 64 4 Morgan, Dale. WPA clippings, 1936 – 1938 64 5 Morgan, Dale. WPA Writer’s project, 1936 – 1946 64 6 Morgan, Dale. WPA Hugh O’Neil, 1938 64 7 Morgan, Dale. Historical Sketches/County Inventories, 1938 – 1940 64 8 Morgan, Dale. WPA research, 1938 - 1941 65 1 Morgan, Dale. WPA Utah Guide correspondence, 1939 – 1942 65 2 Morgan, Dale. WPA correspondence, 1940 – 1942 65 3 Morgan, Dale. WPA final report, 1943 65 4 Morgan, Dale, 1943 – 1948 65 5 “The State of Deseret” reprint of introduction by Dale Morgan, May – June 1987 65 6 Peterson, Charles S. “Dale Morgan: The Writer’s Project and Mormon History as a Regional Study,” 4 May 1989 65 7 Morgan, Dale. Preliminary drafts, 1989 - 1990 65 8 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Beyond the Wasatch: the History of Irrigation in the Uinta Basin and Upper Provo River Area. By Gregory D. Kendrick. Washington D. C.: U. S. Government Printing Office, 1989. Correspondence, invoices, introduction draft, 1986 – 1987 [vault] 65 9 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Beyond the Wasatch: the History of Irrigation in the Uinta Basin and Upper Provo River Area. By Gregory D. Kendrick. Washington D. C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989; chapter drafts, undated 65 10 McClintock file, introduction to Mormon Settlement in Arizona, 1910 – 1935 65 11 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to Mormon Settlement in Arizona, 1910 – 1935. By James H. McClintock. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1985. Correspondence, 3 copies of introduction, June 1984 – January 1985 66 1 McClintock file, notes and Arizona research, 30 July 1983 66 2 Peterson, Charles S. Introduction to The Gentile Comes to Cache Valley. By Jeff Simmonds, n. p., undated Little Colorado Water Study 66 3-4 Historical materials on Little Colorado Water from Arizona libraries, undated 66 5 Little Colorado files, Dave’s abstracts, undated 66 6 HRA: Ground water and water law, undated 66 7 Research file (Andrew Jensen, Nutrioso Irrigation Co., Arizona Highways 1938 and 1978), undated 66 8 Journals and diaries (Allen Frost, Americus V. Greer, John Henry Standifird), undated 66 9 Little Colorado maps, undated 67 1 Arizona water materials, University of Arizona Library, undated 67 2 Norviel Decree, microfiche, undated 67 3 Norviel Decree summary, undated 67 4 Dunbar and John Wesley Powell articles, ca. 1890 67 5 Forbes, R. H. “Irrigation and Agricultural Practice in Arizona.” University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin #63, 30 June 1911 67 6 Norviel Decree hardcopy, 29 April 1918 67 7 Historical Research Associates: list of claims and list of names, January 1980 - May 1986 67 8 Charles Andrew Monk- St. John’s correspondence, 7 November 1984 67 9 “Proposal to Provide Investigative Studies on Non-Federal Claims Filed in the Use of Water from the Little Colorado River System in the State of Arizona on the Hopi and Navajo Indian Reservations.” Submitted to USDI Bureau of Indian Affairs, Albuquerque Area Office, serial # BIA-M00-85-30, 15 August 1985 67 10 Research notebooks, ca. 1986 67 11 Concho Ward history, L.D.S. records, 1986 67 12 HRA: Little Colorado water footnotes, 1986 68 1 HRA: Little Colorado Study correspondence, February-August 1986 68 2 Little Colorado research (correspondence, expenses, accounts) May - September 1986 [vault] 68 3 Little Colorado study, list of names, meeting agenda, 7-10 May 1986 68 4 Ellis Chapter, “Early Navajo Irrigation Work, 1868-1940,” undated 68 5 HRA: Apache County and comments, 10 - 24 June 1986 68 6 Oral Histories, June 1986 68 7 Shumway, Pete. “Shoens Dam, etc.” Oral history interview comments by Charles S. Peterson. 20 June 1986, 10 leaves 68 8 Arizona State University materials, 27 June 1986 68 9 HRA abstracts, 1 August 1986 68 10 D. K. Udall and Ammon Tenney correspondence (reservoir, purchase of St. Johns), 15 August 1986 68 11 HRA: Northern Arizona University, Tanner collection microfiche, 20 August 1986 68 12 HRA: materials index and microfiche, August-September 1986 68 13 LCR Arizona map, 23 October 1986 68 14 Peterson, Charles S. “Water Rights on the Little Colorado,” 1st draft, 10 November 1986 Look to the Mountains: Southeast Utah and the La Sal National Forest. Provo: Brigham Young University Press, 1975 Correspondence 69 1 June 1968 (contract) 69 2 1969 (bibliography, miscellaneous notes) 69 3 1969 – 1971 69 4 1969 – 1971 (Peterson and Gregory Crampton contracts) 69 5 BYU Press, 1972 – 1980 69 6 BYU Press, 1973 – 1975 Drafts and Related Materials 69 7 Look to the Mountains, 12 January 1970 69 8 Look to the Mountains, misc. drafts, undated 69 9 Look to the Mountains, Chapters 1-6, July - September 1974 70 1 Suggested outline, 1964 70 2 Bibliography and notes, 1968 70 3 History of the Manti-La Sal National Forest, 1970 70 4 La Sal, chapters 1-3, preface, table of contents, undated 70 5 La Sal, chapter 1 with introduction, table of contents, and editorial notes, undated 70 6 La Sal, chapter 3, undated 70 7 La Sal, chapters 3-4, undated 70 8 La Sal, chapters 4-5, undated 70 9 La Sal, chapter 6: “Conservation in Utah Around the Turn of the Century,” undated; La Sal, chapter 7: “Establishment of Forests in Southeastern Utah,” undated 70 10 La Sal, chapters 6-7, undated 71 1 La Sal, chapter 6, undated 71 2 La Sal, chapters 7-8, undated 71 3 La Sal, chapters 7-13, July – September 1974 71 4 La Sal, chapter 7, undated 71 5 La Sal, chapters 8-10, undated 71 6 La Sal, chapter 8, undated 71 7 La Sal, chapter 10, undated 71 8 La Sal, chapters 11-14, undated 71 9 La Sal, chapter 12, undated Research Newspapers 72 1-3 Durango Herald, undated 72 4-6 Grand Valley Times, undated 72 7 The Sun, undated 72 8-9 Times Independent, 15 July 1920 General Research 73 1 Allred, B. W. “Pioneering at La Sal,” 1968 73 2 Balsley, Howard. “Uranium,” 1970 73 3 Blanding City layout and houses, 1970 and 1992 73 4 Carhart, Arthur H. The National Forests. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1959 73 5 Carlson, Alvar Ward. “New Mexico’s Sheep Industry: 1850 – 1900,” 1969 73 6 Carstenson, Vernon. “The Public Lands Studies in the History of the Public Lands.” University of Wisconsin, 1963 73 7 Cazier, S. Edwin. “The Last Saddle Horse Ranger,” 1971 73 8 Clepper, Henry. “Origins of American Conservation.” New York, 1960 73 9 “Cliff Dwellers,” notes and unknown article, undated 73 10 Cliff, Edward P. “State of the Forest Service,” undated 73 11 Cutler, John C. “House Journal of the Seventh Session of the Legislature of the State of Utah,” 1907; Widstoe, John. “Reports of the Commission to Investigate Duplication of Work in the Agricultural College of Utah and the University of Utah,” 1906 73 12 Dyer, W. W. “The Colossal Bridges of Utah,” undated; Culmer, H. L. A. “Personal Diary,” undated 73 13 Ekker, Barbara. “Legends, Traditions, and Early History of the Henry Mountains,” 1970 73 14 Federal Records Center—notes, publications, and invoices, 1966 - 1968 73 15-17 Folger Forest Service file, notes, undated 73 18 Forest Service - Manti Division of the Manti - La Sal National Forest, 10 installment essays, undated 73 19 Forest Service - Castle Valley and notes on Ray Humphrey, 31 January 1968 and 15 May 1994 73 20 Forest Service - Utah Iron Horse Ballad and notes, March - July 1968 73 21 Forest Service - sources, 1969 73 22 Forsling, C. L. “Erosion on Uncultivated Lands in the Intermountain Region.” Reprinted from The Scientific Weekly 34 (April 1932) 74 2 “Government Forest Work in Utah.” USDA Miscellaneous Publication 99 (March 1931): 18 Grazing 74 3 Manti-La Sal National Forest grazing extracts from historical data, undated 74 4 Grazing history, statistics, undated 74 5-6 Grazing history, undated 74 7 Grazing history, ca. 1940s 74 8 Haymond, Jay M. “A History of the Manti Forest.” Outline and introduction, May 1971 74 9 Haymond, Jay M. “History of the Manti Forest, Utah: A Case of Conservation in the West.” Ph.D. diss., University of Utah, June 1972 74 10 Hinton, Wayne K. “The Birth and Infancy of the National Forests in Southern Utah: Settlement to 1910.” Southern Utah State College Faculty Honor Lecture, Cedar City (Utah), 16 May 1985 74 11 Justice, Sterling R. “The Forest Ranger on Horseback.” 1967 75 1 La Sal historical information, 1940 75 2 La Sal sundry items, undated; Galbraith, Den. “The Marshal’s Missing Horse Herd.” Frontier Times, August - September 1967 75 3 “Legend of Charlie Glass.” Colorado Magazine, 1969 75 4 Leonard, Glen. “Rock Art of Prehistoric Utah,” undated 75 5 List of items on Forest Service microfilm, undated 75 6 Macomb, John N. “Report of the Exploring Expedition from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the Junction of the Grand and Green Rivers of the Great Colorado of the West in 1859.” U.S. Engineer Department, 1876 (and map) 75 7 Manti - La Sal National Forest research, December 1968 75 8 Okada, Yasou. “Public Lands and Pioneer Farms, Gage County Nebraska, 1850 - 1900,” 1971 75 9 Parkill, Forbes. “The Blazed Trail of Antoine Leroux,” 1965 75 10 Parkill, Forbes. “The Last Indian Wars,” 1961 75 11 Pogue, Mary. “Big ‘I’ and Little ‘U’.” Moab, Utah, 1953 75 12 Post Offices: Blanding, Fry Canyon, Montezuma Creek, 1968 75 13 Potter, Albert. Excerpt from Utah diary, 1902 75 14 Potter, Albert. “Forest Survey 1902: A Beginning for Public Management of Natural Resources in Utah,” undated 75 15 Riis, John. “Ranger Trails.” Dietz Press, 1937 75 16 Riis, John. “Ranger Trails” reading notes, undated 75 17 Riis, John. “Ranger Trails” excerpt, undated 75 18 Riis, John. “Ranger Trails” and “Forest Ranger on Horseback” notes, undated 75 19 U. S. Department of the Interior. Report of William H. Jackson. U. S. Geological Survey, n. p., undated 76 1 Richardson, Elmo. “Trails and Errors.” In The Politics of Conservation, n. p., undated 76 2 San Juan bibliography, undated 76 4 Schiel, Jacob. Journey through the Rocky Mountains and the Humboldt Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1959 76 5 Silvey, Frank. “A Historical Experience of the Early Nineties,” undated 76 6 Silvey, Frank. “History of Settlement of North San Juan County,” undated 76 7 Simmonds, A. J. “History of Grazing.” Summary and index, 1969; WPA History of Grazing Collection manuscript collection, Utah State University register, 1974; Papers of the Sydney Stevens Implement Company manuscript collection, Utah State University register, 1974 76 8 Snow, E. Letter to Silas Smith on San Juan Mission, 1880 76 9 Soady, Fred Jr. “The Making of the Swanee.” Reprinted from Forest History 9, no. 2 (July 1965); Forest History 10, no. 4 (January 1967) 76 10 Stout, Joe A. “Cattlemen, Conservationists, and the Taylor Grazing Act.” New Mexico Historical Review XLV, no. 4 (October 1970) 76 11 Taylor, John. San Juan Letters, 1985 76 12 Upchurch, M. L. “Public Grazing Lands in the Economy of the West,” 1961 76 13 Wagstaff, Art. La Sal Forest, undated 76 14 "Heber M. Wells." In Biographical Directory of the Governor's [sic] of the United States, 1789 - 1978. ed. Robert Sobel and John Raimo, vol. 4, Westport: Meckler Books, undated: 1547-1555 76 15-16 Wells, Heber M., undated Indians 77 1 American Indian miscellaneous articles from the American Philosophical Society, March 1971 77 2 Christensen, C. L. Times - Independent articles on Navajos, Hopis, 1894 77 3 Hayden Party Indian Battle and Peter’s Point Historic Site, 1976 77 4 Hayden Survey, New York Times article, notes, reports of agents, undated 77 5 Indian Affairs Records - Fort Lewis, undated 77 6 “Indian Trouble” correspondence and diary entries, 1894 77 7 Indian Affairs, San Juan County, 1907 77 8 Indian Rights Association 7th and 12th annual reports on the Southern Utes, undated 77 9 Indian/White relations, La Sal, 1972 77 10 Jackson, W. 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Journal, undated; Keeler, Daniel A. The Journey of the Billings’ Party from Manti to Elk Mountain in 1855. Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, undated; Jensen, Andrew. “The Elk Mountain Mission.” The Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine 4 (1913) 78 4 Standifird, John H. Journals, undated 78 5 Sumner, John. Journal undated; Powell, John Wesley. Notes and materials, undated; Rusho, W. L. “Powell’s Canyon Voyage.” Palmer Lake (Colorado): Filter Press, 1969 Maps 78 6 Look to the Mountains photos and maps, undated 78 7 Manti-La Sal, Southeast Utah and Spanish Trail, undated 78 8 San Juan County master plan with Blanding and Monticello, 1968 – 1985 78 9 Southeastern Utah and La Sal National Forest maps, undated Miscellaneous 78 10 General information and publications, notes, regional office files, etc., 1967 – 1969 78 11 Grazing notes, undated 78 12 Grazing on state lands in national forests, foreigners and violations of game laws, undated 78 13 La Sal questions, undated 78 14 Lever, W. H. “History of Sanpete and Emery Counties Utah.” n. p., undated 78 15 Miscellaneous notes, undated 78 16 Monticello District, La Sal Forest notes, undated; Rock of Promise and notes, 1968 78 17 National Archives materials on Manti - La Sal, 1969 78 18 Notes, undated; Beckwith, E. G. “Report of Exploration of a Route for the Pacific Railroad near 38th and 39th Parallel.” n. p., undated 78 19 Notes about conservation, sheep allotments, and other, 1968 79 1 Notes about grazing, National Archives materials, etc., July 1968 79 2 Notes about mining and San Juan county, 1970 79 3 Notes about Blanding, Bluff, and Moab, undated 79 4 Sanpete County reading notes, undated; Clos, Will C. “Historical Sketch of the Livestock Industry,” undated Oral Histories 79 5 Allred, B. W. Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 2 June 1973, location not available 24 leaves 79 6 Allred, B. W. articles and publications, some correspondence, 1973 and 1983 79 7 Balsley, Howard Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 3 June 1968 and 23 August 1968, Moab (Utah) 14 leaves and 4 leaves 79 8 Briggs, A. E. “Memoirs of a U.S. Forest Ranger,” 1963 79 9 Fowler, Gordon, 31 July 1968 79 9 Fowler, Gordon, 31 July 1968 Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 24 August 1968, Miner’s Basin (Utah) 12 leaves (handwritten) 79 11 Jacobs, James Larsen. “My Life with My Grandfather James Larsen,” undated 79 12 Collection of Oral histories by James Jacobs on “Stockmen Recollections,” 1982 79 13 Jensen, Brett Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. undated, location not available 11 leaves 79 14 Jewkes, Joseph Autobiography undated, location not available 28 leaves 79 15 Lidell, Frank Oral history interview by Carla Clark. 22 July 1973, Wellington (Utah) 29 leaves 79 16 Lyman, Albert. “A Relic of Gadianton, Old Posey as I Knew Him,” July 1923 79 17 Lyman, Albert. “A Relic of Gadianton, Old Posey as I Knew Him,” July 1923 Oral history interview by Carla Clark. 22 July 1973, Wellington (Utah) 29 leaves 79 18 Pack, Dan S. “Forest Service Experiences,” 31 January 1972 79 19 Redd, Leland Notes from oral history, 20 November 1970 3 leaves 79 20 Warren, Arvilla Notes from oral history interview 1 leaf 79 21 Wood, Josephine C. Interview information not available undated, location not available 24 leaves Mormon Battalion Study 80 1 Materials on Santa Fe, Tucson, and other, undated 80 2 Mormon Battalion accounts in binder, undated 81 1 “The March to the Gila River: 1846.” Bigler’s Chronicles of the West, undated 81 2 Keyson, Grant. Diary accounts on the Mormon Battalion, undated 81 3 Layton, Christopher. Journal (undated): 33 - 79 81 4 Lee, John D. Journal (undated): 167 - 333 81 5 Maps, undated 81 6 Carter, Kate B. “The Mormon Battalion.” In Our Pioneer Heritage, n. p., lesson for February 1968 81 7 Burgett, Gordon Lee. Five Claims of Anti-Mormon Persecution During the Mexican War. Saint Dominic College, undated; Map of Downtown San Antonio, undated; Thomas, Alfred Barnaby, Forgotten Frontiers: A Study of the Spanish Indian Policy of Don Juan Bautista De Anza, Governor of New Mexico, 1777 - 1787. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1932 81 8 Brown, James Stephens. Giant of the Lord. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1960. Excerpts from chapters 4 - 15 : 34 – 129 81 9 “Santa Fe Trail: Brief Summary of the Santa Fe Trail through Kansas, with Report of the Committee Appointed to Prepare a Correct Map.” Reprinted from Eighteenth Biennial Report of the Kansas State Historical Society (1911 - 1912) 81 10 “Santa Fe Trail: Brief Summary of the Santa Fe Trail through Kansas, with Report of the Committee Appointed to Prepare a Correct Map.” Reprinted from Eighteenth Biennial Report of the Kansas State Historical Society (1911 - 1912) 81 11 Standage, Henry. Journal extract undated 81 12 Standage, Henry. Diary, 19 July 1846 to 19 July 1847 81 13 “Mormon Battalion: Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe, August 12, 1846 – Oct. 1846.” Preliminary Report, prepared by the Utah Historical Society under the direction of Charles S. Peterson, 4 May 1971; “Mormon Battalion Trail Study.” Prepared for the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, 7 July 1971 81 14 Mormon Battalion general file, August 1971 81 15 Mormon Battalion general file, undated; Department of the Interior, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The Mormon Battalion Trail, A Reconnaissance Study (February 1972) 81 16 Alexander, Thomas G. Review of Mormon Battalion Trail Guide. By Charles S. Peterson. Nevada Historical Quarterly (Spring 1973) 81 17 Yurtinus, John, 1990 Papers Presented 82 1 A. K. Carson 100th Anniversary, undated 82 2 Reno Speech, undated 82 3 Salt Lake Lecture Series, undated 82 4 Speech and paper on celebrations, March - May 1969 82 5 “San Juan in Controversy: American Livestock Frontier vs. the Mormon Cattle Pool,” April – May 1972 82 6 “Small Holding and Impact on Environment.” Draft for American Historical Association paper, Fall 1972 82 7 “Use of Selected Natural Resources Records.” Archives Symposium, November 1972 82 8 “Hole-in-the-Rock and Robber’s Roost; Frontier Mystics in Juxtaposition.” Unnamed conference, 2 January - 26 January 1973 82 9 “Searching the Past to Serve the Present: A Challenge at the Founding of the Utah Genealogy Society,” May 1973 82 10-11 “Americanization of Agriculture.” Statehood address, 1974 82 12 Herald Journal Statehood edition, 1974 82 13 "Natural Resources in Utah to 1940: Reclamation, Conservation, and Preservation." Revised 31 January 1974 82 14 Statehood Day news clippings, 1974 82 15 Statehood Day materials, 1973 - 1974 83 1 “Mormons in the West.” Taped lecture and related materials, February - August 1975 83 2 “Imprint of Agricultural Systems on the Utah Landscape.” Brigham Young University Symposium, 13 November 1975 83 3 “Are Utah’s Museums Ready for the Bi-Centennial?” Utah Museum Association address, 1976 83 4 “Varying Concepts of Land Utilization.” Bicentennial Lecture Moab (Utah) 31 March 1976 83 5 “Fulfillment or Reaction: The Mormon Restoration and the American Revolution.” Utah State Historical Society Annual Meeting, 1976 - 1977 83 6 Materials for Church History Symposium paper, includes correspondence, 17 July 1977 83 7 “A Mormon Awakening: The Emergence of an Educator’s Community, 1867 – 1880.” American Historical Association San Francisco Meeting, 28 December 1978 83 8 “Mormon History: Some Problems and Prospects.” Huntington Symposium, notes and drafts only, 1978 83 9 “Mormon History: Some Problems and Prospects.” Huntington Symposium and Utah Academy, February 1979 83 10 “Cowboys and Cattletrails, A Centennial View of Emery County.” Emery County Lecture Series, 1 March 1979 83 11 “The Limits of Learning in Frontier Utah: A Reinterpretation.” Utah Academy, 1980-1982 84 1 “San Juan: A Hundred Years of Cattle, Sheep, and Dry Farms,” 14 April 1982 84 2 “Early Irrigation and Inter-Basin Diversions in Utah.” Utah Water Development Symposium, 21 April 1983 84 3 “Out of the Past.” Materials, revised for Utah State University Natural Resources Symposium, 1984 84 4 “A Utah Moon.” Juanita Brooks Lecture Series, published in St. George Magazine, 29 November 1984 84 5 “Early Irrigation and Inter-Basin Diversions in Utah.” Revised for publication in Utah Science (12 April 1985) 84 6 “John Lorenzo Hubbell and the Navajo Blanket Trade,” 23 June 1985 84 7 “The Look of the Elephant.” Centennial West Symposium, 1987 - 1989 84 8 “Touch of the Mountain Sod.” Dello Dayton Lecture, 15 December 1988 84 9 “Beyond The Great Basin Kingdom.” Arrington Symposium, drafts 1988 – 1989 84 10 “Great Basin Revisited” research articles, 1 of 2, 1988 – 1989 85 1 “Great Basin Revisited” research articles, 2 of 2, 1988 – 1989 85 2 “Beyond The Great Basin Kingdom.” Arrington Symposium, revisions, 1989 – 1991 85 3 Pagan, Eduardo. “Patriarchs and Power.” Sunstone Symposium, submitted to Charles S. Peterson, July 1989 – January 1991 85 4 “Headgates and Conquest: The Limits of Irrigation on the Navajo Reservation.” David E. Miller Lecture on Utah and the West, 23 October 1990 85 5 Utah Farm Bureau Speech materials, 21 November 1991 85 6 “One Man’s West Revisited.” Mormon History Association, 1992 85 7 “Sons of Leatherstocking,” 1992 85 8 Statehood Day address notes, 3 January 1996 Papers for Publication 85 9 “Agrarianism Among the Mormons,” undated 85 10 “The Valley of the Bear River and the Movement of Culture Between Utah and Idaho,” December 1977 85 11 “The Colorado Plateau, Utah’s Hinterland” with Gustive O. Larsen, undated 86 1 “Natural Resources in Utah Reclamation, Conservation, and Preservation,” undated 86 2 “No Sundays West of the Missouri,” undated 86 3 “Southern Utah Mormons: An Approach to Impact Study,” undated 86 4-5 Kane, Thomas L. Materials 1968 – 1970 86 6 Collier’s Report, 1971 86 7-8 “Small Holding Land Patterns in Utah and the Problem of Forest Watershed,” 1972; revisions May – June 1973 86 9 “Jacob Hamblin, Apostle to the Indians and the Mormon Indian Mission,” 13 January 1975 86 10 “Life in a Village Society, 1877 – 1900,” 2 February 1977 86 11 “The Enigma of an Inward Draining Basin,” 10 August 1977 87 1 Utah History Cooperative Textbook, 1976 - 1977 87 2 “Supplement to the Cultural Resources Committee’s Evaluation of the MX DEIS,” 17 March 1981 87 3 “Out of the Past: Social and Cultural Impediments in Resource Planning for Utah.” Revised for Utah Historical Quarterly, 9 March 1982 87 4-5 Utah Writers and the American Dream, 1982 – 1987 87 6 “Grazing in Utah: A Historical Perspective,” October 1984 and May 1989 87 7 “Touch of the Mountain Sod.” Revised for publication, 1983 – 1988 87 8 “History of Grazing.” Maps, correspondence, article, etc., November - December 1984 87 9 “Grazing in Utah: A Historical Perspective.” Utah Historical Quarterly galley proof, 1989 87 10 “The Substance of the Land: Agriculture vs. Industry in the Smelter Cases of 1904 and 1906.” with John E. Lamborn, 1985 88 1 Irrigation systems and inter-basin water transfers, April - May 1985 88 2 “Irrigation’s Development and Patterns of Life in Utah.” Utah Science 46, no. 2 (Summer 1985) and related correspondence, September 1985 88 3 “The Wagon’s Rolled: Turn-of-the-Century Freighting in Northeastern Arizona,” 27 January 1988 88 4 “Hog Cholera, Potato Blight, and Sparrow Wars,” 8 February 1988 88 5 “Big House at Ganado.” Submitted for publication with the Arizona Historical Society, July 1988 88 6 Article drafts and related correspondence for Utah History Encyclopedia and Encyclopedia of Mormonism, March 1989 - February 1991 88 7 Article drafts and related correspondence for the Encyclopedia of the American West, 1991 – 1994 College Term Papers 88 8 Miscellaneous history term papers, 1957 – 1964 88 9 “Slave Beginnings in the Caribbean,” 29 July 1963 88 10 Miscellaneous term papers, 11 December 1963 Sesquicentennial of Utah Settlement 89 1 Correspondence and misc., 1972 – 1980 89 2 Correspondence and outlines, 1973 – 1980 89 3-8 Notes and some research materials, undated 89 9 Hartley, William. “The Priesthood Reorganization of 1877: Brigham Young’s Last Achievement,” 28 September 1978 89 10 Walker, Ronald Warren. “When the Spirits did Abound: Free Thought Radicalism in the Making of Modern Utah,” undated 90 1 Harvey Harris Cluff and H. L. McAllister Diary excerpts, undated 90 1 Harvey Harris Cluff and H. L. McAllister Diary excerpts, undated 90 2 Research and notes from the Huntington Library, BYU, and CHO, undated 90 3-5 John Nuttall journal and diary excerpts and notes from the Huntington Library, BYU, and CHO, undated 90 6 Miscellaneous letters from the Huntington Library, BYU, and CHO, undated Millennial Star 90 7 Orson Pratt Journal, vol. 11-vol. 12, undated 90 8 Volume 32 and 33 excerpts, 1870 – 1871 90 9 Volume 34 excerpts, 1872 91 1 Volume 35 and 36 excerpts, 1873 – 1874 91 2 Volume 38 and 39 excerpts, 1976 – 1877 91 3 Volume 40 – 44 excerpts, 1878 – 1882 91 4 Volumes 45 – 48 excerpts, 1883 – 1886 91 5 Volume 49 excerpts, 1887 91 6 “Day by Day with the Utah Pioneers.” Salt Lake Tribune 87th anniversary edition clippings, April – May 1934 Sevier Basin Project 91 7 Correspondence on proposed article, August – October 1984 91 8 Colorado River Project and Sevier Basin publications, 1945 – 1950 91 9 Blanch, George T., Stuart H. Richards, and Lynn H. Davies “The Economy of the Sevier River Counties of Utah.” Mimeograph Report No. 482, Utah State University, undated 91 10 Sevier Basin minutes, Richfield Utah, 24 February 1959 91 11 Sevier Basin maps and sundry items, ca. 1960s 91 12 Sevier River Basin Study resource material, 1960 – 1962 91 13 Sevier Basin bibliography, 1961 91 14 Sevier River Basin study correspondence, memos, reports, meeting minutes, etc., ca. 1965 91 15 Crafts, Dudley. “Historical Background of the Sevier River Water Rights,” 15 March 1965 91 16 Sevier River Basin study, “Water Development Meeting, Millard County, Delta, Utah,” 15 March 1965 Take Up Your Mission: Mormon Colonizing Along the Little Colorado River, 1870-1900 (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1973) 92 1 University of Arizona Press correspondence, 1969 - 1978 Chapters and Related Materials 92 2 Bibliography, undated 92 3 Index, 7 January 1973 92 4 Introductory materials and related correspondence, 2 February 1972 92 5 Revisions, undated 92 6 Chapters 1-5, pp. 2-160, undated 92 7 Chapters 1-5, pp. 1-153, 1975 92 8 Chapters 6-11, pp. 154-335, 1975 93 1 Chapters 6-11, pp. 161-364, undated Research Arizona 93 2 Arizona bibliography, 1970 93 3 Arizona farm census data, 1900, 1909 - 1910, and 1920 93 4 Arizona Highways 35, no. 10 (October 1959) 93 5 Aztec Land and Cattle Company and Mormon Southern Frontiers, 1966 – 1969 93 6 Brooks, Juanita. “The Arizona Strip.” The Pacific Spectator, undated 93 7 Coleman, Evans. “Nesters, Rustlers, and Outlaws.” Journal of Arizona History, 1973 93 8 El Argus, Holbrook Arizona notes, 1890s 93 9 “One Man’s West, Snowflake Arizona.” Notes and typed rough copy, undated 93 10 Snowflake (Arizona) tithing records, 1905 93 11 Sunset (Arizona) cemetery, undated 93 12 “The Church’s Southward Movement into Arizona,” 1970 - 1971 93 13 Thorne, Alyson. Memory quilt, Snowflake (Arizona), 1974 General Topics 93 14 Arrington, Leonard. “Kate Field and J. H. Beadle: Manipulators of Mormon Past,” 1971 93 15 Buchanan, Fredrick S. “Education Among the Mormons: Brigham Young and the Schools of Utah.” History of Education Quarterly 22, no. 4 (Winter 1982); Nibley, Hugh. “Brigham Young University Commencement Address,” 19 August 1983 93 16 Durham, Reed C., Jr. “Orson Pratt and Brigham Young Chronology,” undated 93 17 Forrest, Earle R. “Riding for the Old CO Bar” and other journals, notes, etc. for Northern Arizona, 1963 93 18 Journal History, Call’s Landing and Deseret News articles, undated 93 19 Likes, Robert C. “Along the Butterfield Trail,” October 1970 93 20 Porter, Rulan E. “Joseph City Irrigation Company;” R. E. Porter diary excerpts, and related miscellaneous, undated 93 21 Porter, Rulan E. “St. Joseph’s Fifteen Dams,” undated 94 1 Reilly, P. T. “Trails, Wagons, Roads, and Highways over Buckskin Mountain,” 1974 94 2 Rosters of various expeditions, undated 94 3 Tanner, George. “Enshrine the Lowly Ox,” undated 94 4 “Twelve Mormon Homes Visited in Succession on a Journey Through Utah to Arizona,” 1874 94 5 Utah Copper Company’s Utah and Salt Lake Canal Map, 1914 Research Binders - Collected Articles, Notes, and Miscellaneous 94 6 A-D, undated 94 7 E-I, undated 94 8 J-N, undated 94 9 O-S, undated 94 10 T-Z, undated 95 1 Yellow binder—Doris Duke research notes and materials, 1967 95 2 Notes, 1967 95 3 Notes and materials, 1967 Indians 95 4 Beaman, E. O. “The Canon of the Colorado and the Moquis Pueblos,” 1874 95 5 Dibble, Charles. “Mormon Mission to the Shoshone Indians,” 1974; James, Rhett S. “Brigham Young-Chief Washakie, Indian Farm Negotiations, 1854 – 1857,” undated 95 6 Fawcett, George W. “Memoirs,” undated; Navajo Expedition and Hopi Mission, undated; 16th Annual Report of the Indian Rights Association, 1898 95 7 Helbock, Richard W. “Postal History of the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations,” undated; House and Senate documents on the Hopi, undated; Notes, undated 95 8 Hopi research, July 1968 - November 1969 95 9 Indian Agency correspondence, undated; Millennial Star articles, undated; Baptism of Chief Washakie, undated 95 10 Indian Mission notes, 1975 95 11 Indian notes, 1974 95 12 Indian populations and letters of Palmer, Crothers, and others, undated 95 13 James, Rhett S. “Chief Washakie Revisited: An Interpretive Analysis of the Shoshone Chief’s Place in Western American History,” 1969 - 1974 95 14 James, Rhett S. “Mormon Policy Attitudes Toward New Zealand and Maoris and Native Americans,” 1975 95 15 Larsen, Gustive O. “Walkara’s Half Century.” The Western Humanities Review 6 (Summer 1952); Creer, “Federal Indian Policy to 1850.” Utah and the Nation, n. p., undated; Hickman, Bill. “Chapter 3: From 1850 – 1854.” Brigham’s Destroying Angel, undated 95 16 Morgan, Dale. “Washakie and the Shoshone” and “Administration of Indian Affairs in Utah,” 1974 96 1 Morrill, Horatio. “Two Accounts of the Mormon Mission to the Hopis,” undated 96 2 Nash, John D. “The Salmon River Mission of 1855.” Idaho Yesterdays (1967) 96 3 National Archives, Indian documents, undated 96 4 Shelton, Marion. “Mormon Contact with the Hopis, 1858 – 1873,” 1970 (includes map) 96 5 Smiley, Winn Whiting. “Ammon M. Tenney, Mormon Missionary to the Indians.” Journal of Arizona History (1972) 96 6 Reilly, P. T. “The Averett Narrative,” 1972 Diaries, Journals and Related Materials 96 8 Bleak, James. Journal, vol. 1, book 4, undated 96 9 Bleak, James. Diary and notes, 1971 96 10 Blythe, John L. Diary of Arizona Mission, February 1874 – May 1874 96 11 Blythe, John L. Biography, undated 96 12 Brookbank, T. W. Autobiography, 1847 - 1939 96 13 Bushman, John. Diary, undated 96 14 English, Lydia E. “By Wagon from Kansas to Arizona in 1875 - The Travel Diary of Lydia E. English,” 1970; Smith, Dwight L. “The Nims and Czar Incidents in the Denver Press,” 1971 96 15 Flake, Eugene S. Interview, 1971 96 16 Gibbons, Andrew S. Notes, undated 96 17 Gibbons, Andrew S. Diaries 1858, 1877, and 1878 96 18 Haight, Isaac C. Life sketch, undated 96 19 Haight, Horton and Lorenzo Roundy. Mission of 1873, undated 96 20 Hamblin, Jacob. “To do them Good: Jacob Hamblin’s Mission to the Indians,” undated; also includes Western History Association address and correspondence, undated 96 21 Hamblin, Jacob. “Faith the Conqueror,” by James Little; “A Narrative of His Personal Experiences as a Frontiersman, Missionary to the Indians, and Explorer.” Faith Promoting Series, 1881 96 22 Hamblin, Jacob. Historical sketch, undated; notes, undated; Haskel, Thales. Journal, undated 97 1 Hamblin, Jacob. File and journal history, 1976; letter from George A. Hamblin, undated; John Steele report, undated; Deseret News articles, undated 97 2 Hamblin, Jacob. Trips 1858, 1862, 1864 - 1884 97 3 Hatch, L. H. Boise Journal, 1962 97 4 Ivins, A. W. Inventory, undated; Ivins, Anthony W. “A Mystery of the Grand Canyon Solved,” 1942; “The Right Relation of Church and State,” 1926 97 5 Ivins, Anthony. “Tony Ivins—Son of Saintland” by Joe Koller, Golden West 6, no. 2 (January 1970) 97 6 Nielsen, Bendt, Jr. Biography, undated 97 7 Peterson, Niels and Mary M. Peterson. Life sketches by Joseph L. Peterson, undated 97 8 Richards, Joseph. Diary, 1881 97 9 Rogers, Andrew Locy. Diary 1882 - 1902, 1969 97 10 Rogers, Andrew Locy. Life sketch and personal letters, undated 97 11 Savage, John, “A Family History” by Levi Savage, Jr., undated 97 12 Smith, Alice Ann Richards. “The Living Words of…,” 1968 97 13 Smith, Jessie N., 1974 97 14 Smith, Jessie N. Journal, 1834 – 1906; Savage, L. M. Journal, undated; Hatch, L. H. Journal, 1966 97 15 Smith, John Henry, notes on Arizona politics, undated 97 16 Solomon, William Henry. Diary of Arizona mission, 1873 – 1874 97 17 Standifird, John Henry. Journals, 1873 97 18 Stowell, Brigham. Life sketch, 1966 97 19 Tanner, Henry M. “Some of the Wit and Humor of Henry M. Tanner and Stories We Heard Around the Tanner Homes,” undated 97 20 Tate, John W. Journal, 1952 97 21 Tenney, Ammon M., 1875 - 1886 97 22 Young, John R. Correspondence, 1875 - 1889 97 23 Young, John W. Exploration, 1878 Little Colorado River 98 1 Blue Binder—Little Colorado River research, undated 98 2-3 Research, undated 98 4 Little Colorado Stake notes, includes map of Brigham City, undated 98 5 Little Colorado tithing records, 1901 – 1905 98 6 Little Colorado, May H. Larson, undated 98 7 Lowe, Thomas G. “Roadameter and the Little Colorado,” 1976 98 8 Peterson, Charles S. “Mormon Settlement of the Virgin River Basin and the Little Colorado, 1849 – 1896,” 1964 98 9 Porter, Rulan E. “The Little Colorado River Valley,” undated 98 10 Snow, Erastus. Correspondence concerning the Little Colorado, undated 98 11 Tanner, George. “Dams on the Little Colorado,” undated Maps 98 12 Monticello National Forest, proclamation and map, 1907 98 13 Maps for Take Up Your Mission, undated 98 14 Map drawing of United Order Settlement, 1967 - 1972 United Order 99 1 Frihoff Nielson, Sunset Settlement, 1886 99 2 Hatch Land Transactions, minutes, Lot Smith Papers, notes, undated 99 3 Joseph City, Arizona, minutes of United Order, 1876 - 1887 99 4 Minutes of Committee of Settlement of Sunset, undated 99 5 Tuba City, Hopis, undated 99 6 Judd, Ira B. “Tuba City, Mormon Settlement.” Journal of Arizona History, 1969 99 7 Tanner, Seth. Tuba City sundry items, 1973 A History of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest (co-authored with Linda E. Speth). Logan: Utah State University, 1980 Correspondence and related 99 8 Correspondence and notes, May 1972 – February 1981 99 9 Correspondence, 1978 – 1980 99 10 Correspondence and research, 1980 99 11 Correspondence with Linda Speth, 1987 99 12 Correspondence and revisions, 1988 99 13 Outline and draft, rough draft, 23 September 1975 99 14 Bibliography, 1977 99 15 Preliminary outline, notes, etc., ca. 1979 99 16 Meeting notes and contact lists, 1979 – 1980 100 1 A History of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, manuscript copy, 25 September 1980 100 2 Wasatch scrapbook #1, undated 100 3 Wasatch scrapbook #2, undated Chapters 100 4 Chapter 1: The United States Forest Service, the National Perspective, March - May 1980 100 5 Chapter 3: Boundaries and Growth of a Forest, undated 100 6 Chapter 3 and Chapter 9, undated 100 7-8 Chapter 4: Timber, draft, undated 101 1-3 Chapter 4: Timber, ribbon copy, revisions, parts II and III, undated 101 4 Chapter 5: Wasatch – Cache Livestock, undated 101 5 Chapter 6: Watershed Management for Summer Flood Control 1920 – 1960, May – June 1980 101 6 Chapter 7: Wasatch Forest and Utah Grazing, undated 101 7 Chapter 9: Recreation, undated Allotment Districts, sheep 101 8 Mt. View, 1940 – 1970s 101 9 Mt. View historical file, March 1965 101 10 Cache – Logan, ca. 1950s – 1960s 101 11 Evanston, 1959 – 1960 102 1 Scott’s Peak, 1968 102 2 Salt Lake, ca. 1970s 102 3 Tooele, ca. 1970s 102 4 Sheep, undated Boundaries 102 5 Notes for chapter, undated 102 6 Notes and news article, undated 102 7 Notes, materials and records, June 1971 - July 1980 102 8 Boundaries records, one publication, 10 December 1979 Cache 102 9 Notes, undated 102 10 Notes and reports, 1904 - 1906, 1943 102 11 C. N. Woods, Forest Service autobiographies, 1939 102 12 Ogden 2210, 1940 - 1950s Forest materials 103 1 Miscellaneous forest research, 1941 – 1956 103 2 Memos and news releases from the USDA Forest Service, 1959-1971 103 3 Miscellaneous forest articles, ca. 1960s 103 4 Forest Service oral history, 1965 – 1968 103 5 USGS and Forest Service materials, 1969 103 6 Wasatch personnel tapes, notes, and articles, 29 July 1970 103 7 Pack, Dan S. “Autobiography,” 31 January 1972 103 8 Uinta National Forest, 4 June 1980 103 9 Forest Service information, 1986 Flooding and Conservation 103 10 Reynolds, Robert V. R. “Salt Lake City Watershed,” October 1912 103 11 Paul, J. H. and F. S. Baker. “Floods in Northern Utah,” 1923 103 12 Bailey, Reed, and Forsling. “Floods and Accelerated Erosion,” 1934; Reynolds, Robert V. R. “Grazing and Floods,” 1934 104 1 Bailey, Reed W., George W. Craddock, and A. R. Croft. “Watershed Management for Summer Flood Control in Utah,” 1947 104 2 Watershed, Weber County, Bernard DeVoto, 23 December 1947 104 3 Berwick, V. K. “Floods in Utah, Magnitude and Frequency.” Geological Survey Circular 457, n. p.: Washington D. C., 1962 104 4 Utah floods correspondence and an historical account, 1967 104 5 Alexander, Thomas G. “Albert F. Potter’s Wasatch Survey, 1902: A Beginning for Public Management of Natural Resources in Utah,” 1971 104 6 Utah Flood and Watershed Management, Willard County, 1980 Grazing 104 7 Grazing, undated 104 8 Grazing, 1st draft, undated 104 9 Grazing, stockmen recollections, ca. 1960s L-Stations 104 10 USDA Forestry correspondence for Utah L-Stations, ca. 1929 104 11 L-Stations, 1929 104 12 East Fork and Blacksfork L-Stations, 1928 104 13 Evanston-Kamas L-Station correspondence, 1929 104 14 Stewart, George. “A Land Policy for the Public Domain.” Economic Geography 1-2 (1925 - 1926): 90 - 106 Maps 104 15 Maps and photocopies, undated 104 16 Wasatch Forest map, 1910 104 17 Wasatch/Cache maps, ca. 1915 104 18 Uinta Forestry maps, 1918 Miscellaneous 104 19 Butlerville and Cottonwood Canyon early history, undated 104 20 Gardner, Hamilton. “History of Lehi.” Deseret News, 1913; Brimhall, George W. “The Workers of Utah,” 1889 104 21 Conversations with Forest personnel Jim Stewart and W. J. Roberts, undated 105 1 Evanston-Uinta management, undated 105 2 Kamas-Wasatch Ranger District, ca. 1968 105 3 Kamas materials, 1973 Regional Histories 105 4-5 History of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, undated 105 6 Logan Canyon articles, undated 105 7 Lambourne, Alfred. “Scenic Utah, Pen and Pencil,” 1891 Recreation 105 8 Recreation Policy and Conservation Conflict notes, undated; Taylor, A. D. “Problems of Landscape Architecture in the National Forests.” Report to U.S. Forester’s Office, September 1935 105 9 “Forest Service Roles in Outdoor Recreation.” Program Aid 1205, January 1978; Annual Regional Fire Report, Region 4, C.Y. 1968 105 10 Logan Canyon recreation papers, 1971 106 1 Hardy, Clyde Brian. “The Historical Development of Wasatch Trails in Salt Lake County.” Masters thesis, Brigham Young University, August 1975. Timber 106 2 Baker, F. S. and A. G. Hauge. “Report on the Tie Operation Standard Timber Company, Uinta National Forest 1912-1913," undated 106 3 Evanston timber materials, 1975 - 1977 106 4 Tie Hacks, 1982 United States Department of Agriculture 106 5-6 Publications, ca. 1930s United States Forest Service 106 7 Notes, August 1980 106 8 Report on Wasatch National Forest, Region IV data, undated Other Research 106 9 Miscellaneous articles and correspondence, undated 106 10 Rachford Memo, 1921 106 11 Old Ephraim and materials from Newell Crookston, Frank Clark, and Coralie McCarty Beyers, 1950 – 1959 106 12 Ellison, Lincoln. “Subalpine Vegetation of the Wasatch Plateau, Utah,” 1954 107 1 Salt Lake Valley Sawmills, 1961 107 2 Neighborhood Youth Corps, 1972 107 3 Utah International Inc., 1976 107 4 History of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest proposal, December 1979 107 5 “United States Forest Service: National Perspective.” Chapter 1 draft for History of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, 1980 107 6 Interviews with Jim Jacobs, Julian Thomas, and Larry Cotton, 1980 107 7 Moon Lake Electrical Project, 26 January 1979 107 8 Art Smith letter about Utah State University and the Cache Forest, 1980 107 9 Wasatch-Cache National Forest overview, 1982 Writing Projects Bancroft 107 10 Correspondence and article on Bancroft, December 1987 – June 1990 107 11 Notes on Hubert H. Bancroft, January 1989 – 1990 108 1 Correspondence, notes and photocopies of articles, February 1989 – May 1990 108 2 Levin, David. “History as Romantic Art; Bancroft, Prescott, Motley, and Parkman,” 1959 108 3 Bancroft manuscript, 30 January 1990 108 4 Research for Bancroft article and notes, 7 October 1990 Bear River 108 5 Bear River articles, research and notes, undated 108 6 Bear River Valley, Earl Crowe article, 21 September 1981 Crampton, C. Gregory 108 7 Retirement and Emeritus, January 1984 108 8 Obituary, 1995 DeVoto, Bernard 109 1 Miscellaneous articles on Bernard DeVoto and Utah, ca. 1930s 109 2 Articles and papers, 1985 109 3 Articles by or about Bernard DeVoto, 1985 Critique 109 4 P. T. Reilly, 1997 Local History Project 109 5 Correspondence, 1978 – 1979 109 6 Utah Historical Quarterly introductions, 1977 – 1979 Morgan, Dale 109 7 Correspondence, notes, miscellaneous articles, 1990 109 8 Correspondence, research articles and notes for “Samuel A. Burgess and Dale L. Morgan, and a Beginning for the New Mormon History,” March - May 1990 Milner, Clyde A., et al., eds. The Oxford History of the American West. New York: Oxford University Press, 1994 110 1 Article extracts and research, 1979 – 1992 110 2 Oxford History, part I, undated 110 3 Oxford History, part II, correspondence, draft, and notes, undated 110 4 Gilmore, Michael T. “American Romanticism and the Marketplace.” Chicago: University of Chicago, 1985 110 5 Nichols, Roger L. “American Frontier and Western Issues: A Historiographical Review,” 1986 110 6 Popper, Frank J. “The Strange Case of the Contemporary American Frontier.” Yale Review 767, no. 1 (December 1986); Weber, David. “Turner, the Boltonians, and the Borderlands.” Arizona Historical Review 91 (February 1986) 110 7 30 article extracts from Arizona and the West, ca. 1989 – 1991 110 8 Outlines, notes, and correspondence, September 1989 – December 1991 111 1 Glassberg, David. “The Uses of Tradition in the Early Twentieth Century.” American Historical Pageantry, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1990 111 2 Lord, Clifford L. “By Way of Background.” Keepers of the Past, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1965 111 3 Novick, Peter. That Noble Dream: The Objectivity Question and the American Historical Profession. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, photocopy of introduction and two chapters, ca. 1989 – 1991 111 4 Antelyes, Peter. “Tales of Adventurous Enterprise: Washington Irving and the Poetics of Western Expansion,” 1990 111 5 Historiography research, 9 photocopied articles, 1990 111 6 Notes, thoughts and outlines, 1990 - 1991 111 7 Historiography and regionalism notes, August – November 1990 111 8 Lord, Clifford L. and Carl Ubbelohde. “Clio’s Servant: The State Historical Society of Wisconsin 1846 – 1954,” 1967 111 9 Kansas Historical Quarterly articles, February 1991 111 10 Wunder, John R., ed. Historians of the American Frontier: A Bio – Bibliographical Sourcebook. New York: Greenwood Press. Excerpts of biographies and comments, 12 biography article photocopies, undated Paskett, Parley 112 1 Diary, undated 112 2 Research and article copies for introduction to Wild Horses, undated 112 3 Notes on construction and other data, 1980 - 1984 112 4 Correspondence, notes, and introduction draft, February - September 1985 112 5 Introduction draft to Wild Mustangs. n. p., December 1985 – February 1986 112 6 Paskett, Parley J. Materials and notes, 1987 - 1999 112 7 “Ram in the Thicket” April – September 1993 112 8 “Ram in the Thicket” July – October 1993 112 9 “Ram in the Thicket” 1993 – 1994 Savage, Levi Jr. 113 1 1984 Smith, Lot 113 2 D. K. Udall on Lot Smith, undated 113 3 Land claims, 1966 113 4 Materials and research, 1968 – 1972 113 5 Notes on Lot Smith and letter to Charles Peterson from S. Eugene Flake, 1969 113 6 Peterson, Charles S. “A Mighty Man was Lot Smith.” Western Historical Quarterly draft (October 1970) 113 7 Peterson, Charles S. "His Half of the Kingdom: Lot Smith." Draft, 1970 – 1971 113 8 Tietjen, A. E. Biography of Lot Smith, 1973 Wheeler Farm 113 9 Draper Precinct census 1900, undated 113 10 Sorenson, Steve. “Research Report on the Social and Cultural History of the Wheeler Farm Neighborhood, 1890 – 1916,” undated 113 11 Union Precinct census, undated 113 12 Invoices, invitation, and correspondence, January – December 1979 [vault] 113 13 Sundry notes and correspondence, May – November 1979 113 14-15 Work file, 18 December 1979 113 16 "The Dynamics of Irrigation: Henry Wheeler’s Salt Lake County." Working draft, 20 March 1980 113 17 "Country Life: The Impact of Learning and Science, 1890 – 1915." Working draft, undated Virgin River Association 114 1 Loose papers, notes, review, and Hinton paper, undated 114 2 Agenda and maps, undated 114 3 Legislative history 1909 – 1976; Organic Act, 1916 114 4 Consultants - Andrews to Hansen, undated 114 5 Consultants - Hereford to Welsh and miscellaneous charts, undated 114 6 Albright, Horace M. and Grace N. interview, 10 April 1979 114 7 Frye, Bradford J. “From Barrier to Crossroads: An Administrative History of Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.” For the National Park Service 1-2, no. 12 (1998) 114 8 Friends of the Virgin River. “Will the River Still Run Through?” undated Zion Water Rights 114 9 Conference materials, March - April 1992 114 10 Water Rights Study, part 1, 1992 - 1993 114 11 Water Rights Study, part 2, 1992 - 1996 [vault] 114 12 Notes, 19 October 1992 114 13 National Archives, Potter and Fillmore, 22 October 1992 114 14 Swain, Donald C. “The Passage of the National Park Service Act of 1916.” Wisconsin Magazine of History 50, no. 1 (Fall 1966) 114 15 Newspaper clippings, Zion National Park, June 1992 114 16 Scoyen, Eviend T. Oral history interview by Jerome L. Gifford and Lucy C. Sciefer. 28 January 1971, Springdale (Utah) 29 leaves 114 17-20 Culpin Diary entries and CSP notes, 22 June 1992 115 1-2 Culpin Diary entries cont’d., 1992 115 3 Utah Water “Reservation Doctrine.” NPS Files, undated 115 4 Hereford, Richard. Article extracts, 1993 115 5 Southwestern Utah Intergovernmental Cooperative Planning Process, 18 October 1993 115 6 Department of the Interior. Geomorphic History of the Virgin River in the Zion National Park Area, Southwest Utah. By Richard Hereford. U. S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 95-515, undated 115 7 NA 1 ZCLPN2, undated 115 8 NA 3 ZCPLN2, undated 115 9 NA 4 ZCPLN2, undated 115 10 NA 5 ZCPLN2, NARG79 ZNP 602-1 box 551, undated 115 11 NA 6 ZCPLN2, RG079, ZNP 601-1 box 551, undated 116 1 NA 7 ZCPLN2 (Kolob Extension) undated 116 2 NA 8 ZCPLN2, undated 116 3 NA 9 ZCPLN2, undated 116 4 NA, 1992 116 5 NA- Floods devastation 1929 box 557, 1992 116 6 NA NPS- Zion box 1895, 1992 116 7 NA RG 78 NPS- Central Classified File Zion National Park (North Creek), 1992 116 8 NA RG 79 CCF 33-49 Zion, undated 116 9 NA RG 79 CCF 1907-1932 Zion Publicity, undated 116 10 NA RG 79 NPS Central Classified box 1900 Deer AZNP, undated 116 11 NA RG 79 ZNP Boundaries 1925-1930, undated 116 12 NA RG 79 ZNP box 556, 558, 1909, 1887, 1892, undated 116 13 NA RG 79 ZNP Central Classified File box 890, 564, undated 116 14 NA ZCLPN2 Catalog, undated 116 15 NPS Zion Water, Sundry-RTS, 1994 116 16 Reed Smoot Papers Catalog, BYU Archives, undated 116 17 NA RG 48 CCFDI box 2010, Climbing and Rockville Cutoff, 1927-1931 116 18 NA RG 79 box 7 ZNP roads, etc., undated 117 1 NA RG 79 box 562 entry 7 1930, Report on Forest Protection Zion NP, undated 117 2 NA RG 79 box 1893 Sundry movies, undated 117 3 NA RG 79 box 1899 PWA box 1896, undated 117 4 NA RG 79 CCF 07-49 ZNP Fl 302 Appropriations, undated 117 5 NA RG 79 CCF 33-49 box 1896, undated 117 6 NA RG 79 CCF 33-49 box 1899, undated 117 7 NA RG 79 CCF 33-49 Zion Accidents box 1905, undated 117 8 NA RG 79 CCF 33-49 Zion History 101, undated 117 9 NA RG 79 CCF box 557, undated 117 10 NA RG 79 CCF box 560 Roads Budget, undated 117 11 NA RG 79 NPS Central Classified file 1933-1949, undated 117 12 NA RG 79 NPS Classified box 1897 Pure Preser, undated 117 13 NA RG 79 NPS Key Offices and Arno Cameron box 8 and box 12, undated 117 14 Zion-J. L. Crawford, undated 117 15 ZNP Administration Records- Hydrographic Study, Virgin River 1940-1941, undated 117 16 ZNP Administration Records- L30 27 Ld use 1952-1961; Roads and Right of Way, also L54 Irrigation Water Use, undated 117 17 ZNP Administration Records- L32, Publ L54, Water Matters Dockets I-4 1944-1950, undated 117 18 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Annual Water Report for 1980 #17, undated 117 19 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Grapevine, Spring 1974 folder 16, undated 117 20 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters Dockets 1-4 1926-1940, undated 117 21 ZNP Administration Records- Water Matters L54, general ’65-’68 NPSRCS 8-9, undated 117 22 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, general 65-69 #10 NPSRC 5-8-9 Permanent, undated 117 23 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters ’73-’75, general files, undated 117 24 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, general file ’79-’80, solicitor’s opinion on water rights, undated 118 1 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters general file ’79-’80 cont’d., undated 118 2 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters general file ’82 folder 1, undated 118 3 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters general Zion Special Study, Water 1950-1964, dockets 1-5, undated 118 4 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, Mineral 1960-64 NPSRCS 8-9, undated 118 5 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, Pipe Springs, 1969 118 6 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, Springdale, 1976-1982 118 7 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters ’71-’72 #1 Town of Virgin, 1972-1976 118 8 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters 1975-77 #2 Town of Virgin, 25 August 1972 118 9 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, Utah Board and Water Resources, 28 January 1981 118 10 ZNP Administration Records- L54 Water Matters, Virgin River Water Users, Zion, 31 January 1966 118 11 ZNP Conference, 3-5 November 1993 118 12 ZNP Draft Environmental Statement (unbound), 1975 118 13 ZNP Publicity NA, Roads and Wilderness, 1951 118 14 ZNP USDJ Contract, 1993-1994 118 15 ZNP L-54 Water Matters, General File, 1976 - 1978 118 16 ZNP Welch: Summary Judgment, March 1992 Other Research Topics Agriculture Cattle and Dairy 119 1 Muhlestein, Daniel K. “The Rise and Fall of the Cattle Companies in San Juan, 1880-1900,” undated 119 2 Livestock public documents, 1860 - 1892 119 3 "Trespass on the Uintah Reservation." Materials, 1887 119 4 Hall, Theron S. “Beef Industry of Springville,” 25 March 1927 119 5 Black Powder Days by George Woodward article photocopies, ca. 1940s 119 6 Seevers, Fred. Helper livestock, 5 June 1968 119 7 Matt Browning Report 1944, 4 January 1988 119 8 Varied and sundry research items from G. V. T and National Archives, 1995 119 9 Caine, George B. “A Sketch of Utah Dairy and Holstein History,” undated 119 10 Johnson, M. E. Dairy in Southern Utah, Emery County, undated 119 11 Southern Utah State College, Special Collections papers, undated 119 12 Utah Dairy, 1880s - 1900s 119 13 Utah Dairy Industry, undated 119 14 Utah Dairy Industry, 1910 - 1950 Governor's Files 120 1 Blood, Henry. Correspondence, 1933 - 1940 120 2 Blood, Henry. Correspondence, ERA Cattle Purchase, 1934 120 3 Blood, Henry. Agriculture Land Board, 1935 - 1937 120 4 Blood, Henry. Correspondence, 1938 - 1940 120 5 Blood, Henry. File, 6 May 1983 120 6 Dern, George. Correspondence, undated 120 7 Dern, George. Correspondence, 1929 - 1932 Grazing 120 8 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History, interviews from Price, undated 120 9-12 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History, 1940 120 13 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History, fences, wild horses game, 1940 120 14 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History, miscellaneous notes, interviews, statistics, 1940 – 1941 120 15 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History, 7 October 1940 120 16 Utah Writer’s Project, Grazing History; Cottam, Walter P. “Ecological Aspects of Grass,” 9 December 1940 120 17 Utah Grazing—Discrimination in Grazing, March 1969 Reclamation 120 18 Arid Land Reclamation Fund Commission, undated 120 19 Utah Resources and Land Management, undated 120 20 Lambert, J. Carlos. “The Metropolis Reclamation Project,” 1925 120 21 Rusho, Bud. “Reclamation in Utah,” 1940 120 22 Hall, Heber H. “The Impact of Man on the Vegetation and Soil of the Upper Valley Allotment, Garfield County,” 1954 120 23 Nelson, Claron E. “Land in Utah- A Report on Land Status Discrimination,” 1961 State Records Census and Data 121 1 Agricultural Census data, 1851 – 1890 121 2 Agricultural Census data, 1900 – 1910 121 3 Agricultural Census data, 1920 – 1942 121 4 Growing season data, 1926 – 1960 121 5 Chamber of Commerce, 1923, 1927, 1930 121 6 Millard County data, 1940 and 1969 County and State Agent Reports 121 7 Salt Lake County Report, 1914 – 1919 121 8 Salt Lake County Report and Illustration, undated 121 9 San Juan County Extension Reports, 1919, 1920, and 1934 121 10 Uintah County Agriculture Studies, 1940 121 11 Uintah County Agriculture Studies, 1925 and 1940 122 1-2 Uinta Basin Oral Histories, 1983 122 3 Independent Planning Commission Reports, ca. 1930s 122 4 Independent Planning Commission Reports, grazing and woolgrowers, ca. 1930s 122 5 Independent Planning Commission Reports, Washington County, ca. 1930s 122 6 Independent Planning Commission Reports, 1934 – 1941 122 7 Independent Planning Commission Reports, taxation, 1935 122 8 Independent Planning Commission Reports, dairy, Tooele farmsteads, and soil conservation, 1935 – 1941 122 9 Bracken, A. F. “State Report on Land Use: A Study for Utah,” 20 March 1935 Other; Articles and Collections 122 10 Alder, Professor Byron. “The Poultry Industry in Utah,” 1930 122 11 Bitton, Davis and Linda Wilcox. “Utah Farm Life in Relation to its National Setting, 1896 – 1916,” 1979 123 1 Boer, S. R. “Preliminary Survey of Agricultural Cooperation in Utah.” Published in Economic Studies no. 8, by the Utah State Planning Board, 28 March 1935 123 2 Irving, Gordon. “Coming of Age in a Western Farm Community: Union, Utah, 1900 – 1910 (Preliminary Analysis),” March 1983 123 3 Israelson, Andres. “Chapter 6: Dairying and Ranching in the Mountains,” undated 123 4 Parker, Virginia. “Diamonds in the Dust: A History of Alfalfa Seed Research in Utah,” 12 July 2005 123 5 Rasmussen, Jewell. “Utah’s Public Lands, Their Status and Fiscal Significance.” Sponsored by the Utah State Land Board, March 1962 123 6 Tingey, Willis. Excerpt about land, undated 123 7 White, Langdon. Salt agricultural geography articles, 1925 - 1926 123 8 Zink, Nora E. “Dry - Farming Adjustments in Utah,” 1937 Collections Utah State Historical Society 123 9 Bennion, Alfred and Enoch Bennion, 1863 – 1898 123 10 Bennion, David and Edwin Bennion, early 1900s 123 11 Bennion, Ethelyn and Esther Ann Bennion, 1870s and 1910 – 1911 123 12 Bennion, Gylnn, 1939 and 1994 123 13 Bennion, Heber. Diary, undated 123 14 Bennion, Hyrum. Autobiographical sketch, 15 April 1923 John Bennion Diaries at USHS 123 15 1850s 123 16 1870s - 1890s 123 17 1880s 124 1 1887 – 1903 124 2 1902 124 3 1903 – 1909 124 4 ca. 1905 – 1906 124 5 ca. 1907 – 1909 Utah State Historical Society, cont'd 124 6 Bennion, Joseph. “Mountain Home,” undated 124 7 Bennion. Samuel. Diary, 1860s - 1870s 124 8 Delta (Utah) materials, 4 November 1981 124 9 Agriculture—Delta: Thesis of George Thomas Blanch, May 1931 124 10 Agriculture—Delta: Lavell Johnson Papers, undated 124 11 Agriculture—Delta: "Over My Shoulder" by Lavell Johnson, undated 124 12 Agriculture—Delta: Lavell Johnson Collection, Utah State Historical Society, 16 March 1972 Collections, cont'd 124 13 Fife Collection, Utah State University, Special Collections, undated 124 14 Geddes, Joseph, undated Utah State Historical Society, cont'd 125 1 Knight, Jesse and Richard Lyman, undated 125 2 Knight Minutes, Blue Bench, 1913 - 1914 125 3 Knight, Nelson, undated 125 4-5 Knight Papers, undated 125 6 Knight Papers, Union Grain elevators, undated 125 7 Knight, M 278, undated Collections, cont'd 125 8 Brigham Young University Library: G. Lowry Nelson Papers, 2 June 1981 125 9 Brigham Young University Library: G. Lowry Nelson Papers (for report), 25 May 1983 125 10 Nelson, Lowry. Excerpts from, May – July 1983 125 11 Nelson, Lowry. Sociology File, May 1983 125 12 Nelson, Lowry. Various articles, undated Other; Farming Materials 126 1 Barn Survey, California, undated 126 2 4 articles on Utah farming, 1948 and 1981 126 3 Fife, Austin F. and James M. Fife. “Hay Derricks of the Great Basin and Upper Snake River Valley.” Western Folklore Quarterly (undated); DeVoto, Bernard. “Jonathan Dyar, Frontiersman.” Harper’s Monthly Magazine 167 (1933) 126 4 Graves, Sally A. “Wellsville Barns.” Student paper, Utah State University, History 537, 1972; Lindley, Sam. “History of Mendon, Dairy Segment.” Student paper, Utah State University, History 588, undated 126 5 Hatch, Charles M. “A Report on Farm Implements Used in Utah, 1847 – 1869.” Prepared for Pioneer Trails State Park, May 1979 126 6 Mackey, Reed. Notes on conversations about Salt Lake County Farms, undated 126 7 4 Nevada farming articles, 1916, 1922, and undated Other; Related Agriculture 126 8 Arrington, Leonard J. “Agricultural Price Control in Pioneer Utah.” Agricultural History 30 (1956) 126 9 7 articles on Agriculture history and related agricultural industries, undated 126 10 Bibliographic materials, ca. 1992 126 11 Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society Records, 1851 – 1896 126 12 Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society Records, 1880 – 1900 126 13 Excerpts on Agricultural History from the Brigham Young University Library, 17 June 1983 126 14 Farmers Market Data, undated 126 15 Flake, Osmer D. Commentary on Arizona Range Feeds, undated 126 16 Miscellaneous Account books, undated 126 17 Utah Agriculture—Environment and Man Program sponsored research, 1972 126 18 Utah Agriculture—Pea Growers, 16 March 1925 126 19 Utah Agriculture—Rough notes and sundry research materials, 1847 – 1930 126 20 Utah Agriculture—USU Extension Work, history and conservation, undated 126 21 Utah Agriculture—Wheat, undated 126 22 Utah State Agriculture College—Information on agricultural education, January 1931 126 23 Utah State executive documents and notes, 1899 – 1910 126 24 Utah State University data, undated 126 25 Wasatch Agricultural Society, 1870 – 1881 Forestry and National Parks Oral Histories 127 1 Hartzer, Ronald B. “Half a Century in Forest Conservation: A Biography and Oral History of Edward P. Cliff.” Prepared for USDA Forest Service, March 1981 127 2 Oral history transcripts, Forest Service, July 1980 – July 1981 127 3 Oral history transcripts, Forest Service, July 1981 – December 1982 127 4 Oral history transcripts, Forest Service, March 1982 Parks 127 5 Capitol Reef National Park, undated 127 6-9 Allan, Esther B. “History of Teton National Park.” Parts 1 - 5, 1973 128 1 Crawford, J. L. Zion National Park notes, undated 128 2 Markoff, Dena S. “The Dudes are Always Right: The Utah Parks Company in Zion National Park, 1923 – 1972.” Zion Natural History Association, September 1980 Region IV, Forest Service 128 3 Boise National Forest, part 1, undated 128 4 Grazing, part 2, undated 128 5 Grazing, and related materials, part 3, undated 128 6 Grazing, and related materials, part 4, undated 128 7 Presentations and news clippings, part 5, undated 128 8 Johnson, Harlen. “Reminiscences of a Forest Ranger and His Wife in the Twentieth Century,” undated 128 9-10 McCoy, Kathy. “Pipe Springs,” part 1, 1998 General Mormon History Culture 129 1 Abraham, Terry. “Utah Saints and Sinners: Mormons and Outlaws,” undated 129 2 Anthropology of Mormons, 1985 – 1987 129 3 Arrington, Leonard J. “The Mormons and the Indians,” The Record 31 (1970) 129 4 Cannon, Charles. “The Awesome Power of Sex: The Polemical Campaign Against Mormon Polygamy,” undated 129 5 Cannon, Janath R. and Jill Mulvay Derr. “Resolving Differences and Achieving Unity: Lessons from the History of the Relief Society.” In As Women of Faith: Talks Selected from Brigham Young University's Conferences. ed. Mary E. Stovall and Carol Cornwall Madson. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1989 129 6 Embry, Jessie. “Sisters or Competitors: The Role of Women in a Polygamous Family—A Case Study,” undated 129 7 Francaviglia, Richard V. “Mormon Central-Hall Houses in the American West,” undated 129 8 State of Utah, Grand Jury Report.“Exposures of a Rotten Priesthood by the Grand Jury of the Third District Court of Utah.” Third District Court, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1878 129 9 Irving, Gordon. “The Law of Adoption: One Phase of the Development of the Mormon Concept of Salvation, 1830 – 1900,” undated 129 10 Lewis, David Rich. “For Life, the Resurrection, and the Life Everlasting: James J. Strang and Strangite Mormon Polygamy, 1849 – 1856.” Wisconsin Magazine of History 66, no. 4 (Summer 1983); Esplin, Ronald K. “Joseph, Brigham and the Twelve: A Succession of Continuity.” BYU Studies no. 21 (Summer 1981) 129 11 Mauss, Armand L. “Sociological Perspectives on the Mormon Subculture,” 1984; “Saints, Cities, and Secularism: Religious Attitudes and Behavior of Modern Urban Mormons.” Dialogue 7, no. 2 (1972) : 8-27 129 12 Mauss, Armand L. “Mormonism and Race Attitudes,” April 1965 129 13 Meinig, D. W. “The Mormon Culture Region: Strategies and Patterns in the Geography of the American West, 1847 – 1964.” Syracuse University, 1965; and five other related articles 129 14 Mormon Americana materials, February 1981 - August 1983 129 15 Mormon Americana materials, March 1981 - October 1982 129 16 O’Conner, Carol. “The Mormon Community and the Sociological Profession.” Mormon History Association Conference, 1988; Thorne, Alison C. “Visible and Invisible Women in Land – Grant Colleges, 1890-1940.” 72nd Faculty Honor Lecture, Utah State University, October 1985; O’Connor, Carol. “Family and Community Studies from a Feminist Perspective.” Centennial Lecture at Utah State University, 4 March 1988 129 17 Peterson, La Mar. Excommunication file, 1969 130 1 Shipps, Jan. “The Mormons: Looking Forward and Outward.” The Christian Century (August 1975) 130 2 Taylor, Sam. “Feud Between John Taylor and Brigham Young,” 11 December 1970 130 3 Wright, David. “River Saints,” poetry, undated 130 4 Young, Brigham. “On Divorce in the Church,” 1861 Economics 130 5 Arrington, Leonard J. “Religion and Economics in Mormon History.” BYU Studies 3 (Spring and Summer 1961) 130 6 Daines, R. “Economic Life of Mormon Villagers: Ogden, Utah, 1848 – 1871,” undated 130 7 Leone, Mark. “Economic Basis for the Evolution of Mormon Religion,” December 1972 Education 130 8 Essay on Mormon education, December 1971 – October 1981 130 9 Lee, Harold B. “Objectives of Church Education” and “New Light on Mormon Origins,” undated 130 10 "Pearl of Great Price Lesson Course." Supporting material, 1972 – 1973 Religion 130 11 Alexander, Thomas G. “Wilford Woodruff and the Changing Nature of the Mormon Religious Experience,” undated 130 12 Character of Leaders, Mormon General Authorities, undated 130 13 Gillian, James David. “Thomas Corwin Iliff: Apostle of Home Missions in the Rocky Mountains,” undated 130 14 Lee, George P. Correspondence, undated 130 15 Notes and articles about the School of the Prophets, undated 130 16 Apperley, W. H. “Language and English Literature.” Temple Lectures, undated Settlement 130 17 Arrington, Leonard J. “Property Among Mormons,” December 1951 130 18 Baum, J. H. “Geographical Characteristics of Early Mormon Settlements,” August 1967 130 19 Bowenn, Marshall. “Expansion of the Mormon River Colony, 1900 - 1912,” October 1975 and June 1977 131 1 “Era of Mormon Colonization,” Church News, Special Edition, 26 May 1979 131 2 Crampton, Gregory. “Utah’s Different World: The Colorado Plateau,” undated 131 3 Ellsworth, George. “For Lands Sake!”, undated 131 4 Fox, Feramorz Young. “The Mormon Land System: A Study of the Settlement and Utilization of Land under the Direction of the Mormon Church,” 1932 131 5 Francaviglia, Richard V. “The Passing Mormon Village,” Spring 1978 131 6 Godfrey, Lisa P. and Kathryn T. Morse. “Geography and the Mormon Community,” 29 November 1988 131 7 Hammond, Jay M. “Land Use in Central Utah,” undated 131 8 Jackson, Richard H. “Mormon Perception and Settlement.” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 68, no. 3 (September 1978) 131 9 Jackson, Richard H. “The City of Zion.” Brigham Young University, undated 131 10 Lee, Lawrence B. “The Mormons Come to Canada, 1887 – 1902,” undated 131 11 May, Dean. Articles, 18 August 1975 131 12 Mormon colonization in Mexico, undated 131 13 Rosenvall, L. A. “Mormon Settlement Plats: Their Design and Origin.” University of Calgary, undated 131 14 Smith, Melvin T. “Utah’s Dixie: Forces of Settlement, A New Look,” 19 January 1977 131 15 Toney, Michael B. “The Religious Factor and Migration: Mormon and Non-Mormon Migration in-and-out of Utah.” Utah State University, undated Other 131 16 Mormon bibliography, undated 131 17 Bishops' Records, Salt Lake Wards, 1870s 132 1 Britsch, R. Lanier. “The Latter Day Saint Mission to India, 1851 – 1856,” undated 132 2 Griffith, Teddy. “For the Common Mormon Good.” Mormon trails correspondence and materials, 1990 – 1993 132 3 Howell, Joseph. “In Memory of …” 2 June 1976 132 4 Kimball, Stan. “Discovering Mormon Trails: New York to California 1831 – 1868,” 1979 132 5 Ray and Grace Hunt correspondence on Mormon Indian traders, 28 April 1987 132 6 Improvement Era, Spalding Controversy, 1913 132 8 North Logan 1st Ward dedication, 1953 – 1977 General Utah History Census Data 132 9 1860 – 1880 132 10 1860 – 1900 132 11 Hatch, Charles. Records, 1870 – 1880 132 12 1900 132 13-14 Hyde Park, 1900 133 1 Listing, 1900 133 2 Statistical Abstracts of the U.S., 1905 - 1920 133 3 Millard County, 1972 133 4 Utah, 1980 133 5 Population Data, Utah Science, 1987 Cities and Towns 133 6 Atkinville (Utah), April 1957 133 7 Hurst, Michael T. “Bluff City: An Historical Sketch,” 8 November 1976 133 8 Ingram, Vickie. “Cedar City First Ward, Rock Church,” 12 July 1984 133 9 Hansen, Ann Godfrey. “Isolated Personal Reminiscences of Clarkston, Utah: A Pioneer Town,” undated 133 10 Elk Horn Ranch, undated 133 11 Ghost Town Directory, April 1970 133 12 Holladay—Granite School District materials, undated 133 13 Holladay Ward data, 15 March 1978 133 14 Gittins, Leslie. “A Brief History of Hyrum, Utah from February 10, 1870 to March 5, 1878: From Minutes of the Hyrum City Town Council Minutes.” n. p., 29 November 1979 133 15 Allen, M. D. “Kingston, Utah,” Spring 1979 133 16 Lever, W. H. “History of Sanpete and Emery Counties, Utah,” 1898 133 17 Kosarko, Virginia. “Mantua? From Snow, not Manteau,” 2 March 1970 134 1 “Milford’s First 100-years, 1873 – 1973,” 1 August 1973 134 2 “New Castle: The Town and People.” In A History of New Castle, 1893 – 1975. n. p., undated 134 3 Orderville (Utah), 1956 134 4 Parowan history, undated 134 5 Short Creek (Arizona) and Spring Creek (Utah) materials, undated 134 6 “Footprints in a Beautiful Valley: A History of Tabiona and Hanna,” undated 134 7 “Self-guided Walking Tour of Toquerville, Utah,” ca. 1986 134 8 Utah—miscellaneous history, 14 August 1973 134 9 Brigham Young University student papers on various Utah cities and towns, undated Collections at Utah State University Special Collections and Archives 134 10 Herschel Bullen Papers—politics; and Joseph Howell from MSS 178, box 25 folders 1-2, undated 134 11 Herschel Bullen Papers—Congressman Joseph Howell from MSS 178, box 25 folders 3-4, ca. 1914 134 12 Herschel Bullen Papers from MSS 178, box 25 folder 5-8, undated 134 13 Herschel Bullen Papers—state and local politics from MSS 178, box 27, 1934 – 1944 134 14 Herschel Bullen Papers—prohibition and 1934 correspondence from MSS 178, box 29 folders 1-2, undated 134 15 Jones, Garth N. Files, 16 June 1983 Culture 134 16 Cache Valley celebrations, undated 135 1 Cosgrave, Luke. “Theater Tonight,” undated 135 2 12 articles on ethnography, artifacts, Mormons, Southwest culture and geography, undated 135 3 Davis, Kirk L. “The Ghost Dance: A Look at Cultural Diffusion,” undated 135 4 Extremism news clippings and articles, 1966 135 5 Gastill, Raymond D. “Cultural Regions of the United States,” undated 135 6 Hinton, Dr. Wayne K. “Mahonri Young: A Utah Artist and American Art Reform,” undated 135 7 Jensen, Richard and Richard Brown articles, 1972 - 1978 135 8 Johnson, Jane Lyman. “Price City Cemetery: A study in Material Culture.” Southern Utah University, May 1991 135 9 Ku Klux Klan, undated 135 10 Leonard, Glen M. “Those Not Uncommon Pioneers,” 16 March 1977 135 11 Methodism in Utah notes, undated 135 12 Parowan graveyards, news clippings from The Spectrum, 20 October 1996 135 13 Parsons, Katherine Barrette. “History of Fifty Years Ladies’ Literary Club, Salt Lake City, Utah 1877 – 1927.” Arrow Press, September 1927 135 14 Pomeroy, Earl. “Toward a Reorientation of Western History: Continuity and Environment,” March 1955 135 15 Poulson, Richard C. “Folk Material Culture of the Sanpete – Sevier Area: Today’s Reflection of a Region's Past,” undated 135 16 Roberts, Richard. “The Ogden Union Station as an Architectural Reflection of Ogden City History and Cultural Values,” undated 135 17 Sillito, John R. “From Cottage to Market: The Professionalization of the Women’s Sphere,” 31 March 1982 135 18 Stegner, Wallace. “On Writing about the West.” The American West 2, no. 4 (Fall 1965); Stegner, Wallace. “History, Myth, and the Western Writer,” undated; Lavender, David. “The Petrified West and the Writer,” 1965 136 1 "Utahns At Hollywood" and "Sense of Place" materials, 1922 – 1983 136 2 “Norwegians in Zion Teach Themselves English.” Norwegian American Studies 26 (1974) : 220 - 228 136 3 Utah polygamy, ca. 1956 - 1974 136 4 Watt, Ronald G. “Talk 30-year Anniversary, Hunting for My Mentor,” undated 136 5 Weber, Kenneth R. “Cultural Resource Narrative for Class 1 Cultural Resources Inventory for BLM lands in South San Juan County, UT: Part 2—History and Contemporary Cultures,” 15 October 1980 Native Americans 136 6 Battle of Bear Run materials, undated 136 7 Fuller, Craig W. “Utah’s Land Rush: Opening the Uintah Indian Reservation,” May – June 1985 136 8 MacKay, Kathryn L. “Warrior into Welder: A History of Federal Employment Programs for American Indians, 1878 – 1972.” Ph.D. diss., University of Utah, December 1987 136 9 Peterson, Ross F. “The Bear River Valley; Landscape of Diversity,” 19 October 1977 136 10 The Sagebrush Rebellion, undated 136 11 Simmonds, Jeff. “Battle on the Bear,” undated Religions 136 12 Dwyer, Robert J. “Three Phases of Catholic Missionary Activity in the American West,” 1 October 1971 136 13 Elk Mountain Mission, The Times-Independent, 29 September 1955 136 14 Shipps, Jan. “Brigham Young and His Times: A Continuing Force in Mormonism.” Religion in the West (January 1984) 136 15 Smith, Watson. “Seventeenth Century Spanish Missions of the Western Pueblo Area.” The Smoke Signal, no. 21 (Spring 1970) 136 16 Weber, Rev. Francis J. “Catholicism Among Mormons, Gentiles in Utah,” undated Sports 136 17-18 General sports materials, undated 137 1 Behle, W. H. “The Bird Life of Great Salt Lake,” 1958; Lindsay, David Moore. “Camp Fire Reminiscences or Tales of Hunting and Fishing in Canada and the West,” 1912 Economics 137 2 Arrington, Leonard J. “From Wilderness to Empire: the Role of Utah in Western Economic History,” 1961 137 3 Arrington, Leonard J. “The Defense Industry of Utah,” February 1965 137 4 Depression, 1929, 1930, and 1935 137 5 Economic Dependence of Utah, 1930 137 6 Economies at mid – 20th century, 1975 – 1976 137 7 Knowlton, Dr. Clark S. “Washington County and the Depression,” 12 July 1978 137 8 “Measures of Economic Changes in Utah, 1847 – 1947,” December 1947 137 9 Moss, Frank. “Before the Uinta Basin Industrial Convention,” keynote address, 3 August 1978 137 10 World War I, miscellaneous, 1996 137 11 Allen, Jim. “Defense Housing in World War II,” undated Exploration and Forts 137 12 Critchlow, William J. and Richard W. Sadler. “Miles Goodyear’s Fort Buenaventura,” 1978 137 13 Fort Pierce, 2 September 1972 137 14 U. S. Department of the Interior. John Wesley Powell and the Anthropology of Canyon Country. By Don D. Fowler, Robert C. Euler, and Catherine Fowler. Professional Paper 670. U. S. Geological Survey, Washington, 1969 137 15 Hafen, LeRoy R. “Colonel Loring’s Expedition Across Colorado in 1858.” The Colorado Magazine 23, no. 2 (March 1946) 137 16 Rivera Expedition, Borne Canyonlands, 1993 - 1994 Law and Order 137 17 Brown, R. M. “Law and Order,” undated 137 18 Gorly, Charles. “The Gorly Boys in Early Days Among the Outlaws,” 12 February 1999 137 18 Gorly, Charles. “The Gorly Boys in Early Days Among the Outlaws,” 12 February 1999 137 19 Outlaws and crime, undated Land 137 20 Barth, Gunther. “Instant Cities, Urbanization, and the Rise of San Francisco and Denver,” 1975 137 21 Berkhofer, Robert. “Northwest Ordinance and Ambivalent Americanism: Territory-Making and Other Peoples,” and related correspondence and materials, ca. 1988 137 22 Elazar, Daniel J. “Land Space and Civil Society in America,” undated 138 1 Henretta, James A. “Braudel Moves West,” 1983 138 2 Jackson, Richard H. “Population Change in the Intermountain West: 1970 - 1980, Patterns, Implications, and Problems.” Brigham Young University, 28 July 1983 138 3 Porath, J. M. “The Big Field Survey,” undated 138 4 Udall, Stew. Materials, 1996 – 2002 Mining and Industry 138 5 Biography notes from Salt Lake Mining Review, undated 138 6 Kearns, Thomas and Newell Bringhurst, 17 March 1991 138 7 Gilsonite, October 1992 138 8 Powell, Kent. “The Carbon County Strike of 1903,” undated 138 9-10 Sadler, Richard W. “The Growth of Mining and its Impact on Salt Lake City,” May 1977 Mountain Meadows Massacre 138 11 Mountain Meadows Massacre, J. H. Carleton Report, 10 May 1902 138 12 Higbee history and stories, related to Mountain Meadows Massacre, undated 138 13 Arkansas survivor account, undated 138 14 Song by George Harter, September 1952 Oral Histories and Personal Accounts 138 15 Abbott, Myron. Diary, ca. 1880s, and autobiography of Alice Ann Paxman McCune, undated 138 16 Asay, David L. “Ride Gently On, The Life Story of Basil Roberts Asay,” August 1977 138 17 Wood, H. G. “As it Seemed to Me,” undated 138 18 Baskins, R. “Reminiscences of Early Utah,” 1914 138 19 Cannon, A. H. C. Journal excerpts from 1895, 18 March 1994 138 20 Cropper Family Committee. “Among Deseret’s First: Leigh Richmond and Fanny Powell Cropper Family History,” Vol. 1, 1982 138 21 Cummings, Elizabeth. Correspondence, 1857 – 1858; Canning, Ray R. “A Lady’s View of Utah, 1858: A Letter From the Governor’s Wife,” undated 138 22 Edwards, Esaias. Journal, undated 139 1 “Incidents in the Life of Earl Halls,” 16 May 1968 139 2 Gibbs, Linda Jones. “Masterworks from the Collection of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints." Excerpt about Alfred Lambourne with related correspondence, August 1992 139 3 Hammond, F. A., undated 139 4 Judd, Neil M. “Pioneering in Southwestern Archeology,” undated 139 5 Larsen, Peter. Commentary on oral history, 1974 139 6 Larsen, Peter. Miscellaneous materials, undated 139 7 McCune, Alfred William and Alice Ann Paxman. Personal accounts, undated 139 8 Merrill, M. C. “Marriner Wood Merrill and His Family,” 1937 139 9 Peterson, David. Commentary by Charles S. Peterson and oral history interview with Dean Brimhall, 1986 139 10 Pratt, Teancum. “Autobiography and Diary of Teancum Pratt,” undated 139 11 Redd, Amasa Jay. Essays and speeches, 21 August 1973 139 12 Stack, Helen. “Biographies of L. T. and J. Hassler,” December 1963 139 13 Ivins, Stanley. “The Moses Thatcher Case,” undated; Temple Lectures from the Temple School of Science during, 1885 - 1886 139 14 Walker, Charles L. Diary, 1869 - 1870s 139 15 Werner, Elisha. “A County Printer, Spanish Fork and Locality,” undated 139 16 Young, Melvin L. “Life Story,” undated Politics 139 17 20th century politics, undated 140 1 20th century politics notes, undated 140 2 Allen, James, et al. “Personal Faith and Public Policy: Some Timely Observations on the League of Nations Controversy in Utah.” BYU Studies 14 (Autumn 1973); “J. Reuben Clark, Jr., on American Sovereignty and International Organization.” BYU Studies 13, no. 3 (undated) 140 3 Baker, Doran. “Framing and Engrossing the Utah Constitution,” 1978 140 4 Ellsworth, George. “Simon Bamberger, Governor of Utah,” and Bamberger correspondence, undated 140 5 Utah constitution, revised statutes, 1 January 1898 140 6 Croft, Michael Q. “Influence of the LDS Church on Utah Politics, 1945 – 1985,” June 1985 140 7 Quinn, D. Michael. “The Mormon Church and the Spanish American War: An End to Selective Pacifism.” Pacific Historical Review XLIII (August 1974) 140 8 Harding, Stephen. Papers, undated 140 9 Jonas, Frank H. and Garth N. Jones. “J. Bracken Lee and the Public Service in Utah.” In American State Politics: Readings for Comparative Analysis. Ed. Frank Munger. New York: Thomas Y Crowell Company, 1966. 140 11 Papers on Utah politics, undated 140 12 Miscellaneous papers and addresses on Utah politics, undated 140 13 Mortensen, A. R. “The Federal Government and the States.” Excerpt, undated 140 14 Russell, George B. “J. Bracken Lee, the Taxpayer’s Champion,” undated 140 15 Spry, William. Addresses, 1914 – 1915 140 16 Spry, William, undated 140 17 Territorial politics, 1957 – 1958 141 1 Thomas, Elbert. Miscellaneous materials, ca. 1930s – 1940s 141 2 Thompson, Dennis L. “Religion and the Idaho Constitution,” October 1967 141 3 Utah Statehood, national press article copies, undated Prehistory 141 4 Cummings, Bryan. “The Ancient Inhabitants of the San Juan Valley” and “The Natural Bridges of Utah.” Bulletin of the University of Utah 3, no. 3 (November 1910) 141 5 Prehistory materials, undated Salt Lake County Records 141 6-7 Municipal Record, 1920s 141 8 Post Offices, ca. 1885 - 1911 141 9 Wahlquist, Wayne L. “The 19th Century Salt Lake City Resident: City Slicker or Valley Farmer?” 19 April 1977 Transportation 141 10 Campbell, Eugene. “The Iron Horse comes to Bear River,” undated 141 11 Freighting, wagons, and wagon roads, undated 141 12 Garate, D. T. “The Zion Tunnel—From Slickrock to Switchback,” undated 141 13 Roads, Logan Canyon, Arrowhead Trail, undated 141 14 Mann, David H. “When the Rails Came West.” Improvement Era 42 (1939); “Through-Tickets to San Francisco: A Prophecy.” Atlantic Monthly 14 (1864) 141 15 Strack, Don. “Ogden Rails: A History of Railroads in Ogden, Utah From 1869 to Today,” undated 142 1 Utah Department of Transportation, October 1992 Miscellaneous Other Research Arizona 142 2 Arizona Strip materials, 1926 and 18 June 1963 142 3 Arizona Strip, ca. 1996 142 4 Whipple, Maureen. “Arizona,” undated Brodie, Fawn 142 5 Bringhurst, Newell. “Varied Responses to No Man Knows My History,” undated 142 6 Brodie, Fawn. Papers, 3 October 1970 142 7 Brodie, Fawn. “The Political Hero in American Politics: His Fate and His Future,” Reprinted from The Virginia Quarterly Review 46, no. 1 (Winter 1970) 142 8 Hill, Marvin S. “Secular or Sectarian History? A Critique of No Man Knows My History,” March 1974 Miscellaneous Other Research, cont'd 142 9 Fabian correspondence files, 1923 - 1927 142 10 Fisher, Vardis, 1968 - 1975 142 11 Leone, Mark P. Papers, 1975 142 12 Leone, Mark P., May - June 1988 142 13 Peterson, Charles S. Curriculum vita, etc., February 1974 Miscellaneous Articles and Personal Interest 142 14 Alder, Doug. Dixie State College bibliography, undated 142 15 Alexander, Thomas. “Cooperation, Conflict and Compromise: Women, Men, and the Environment in Salt Lake City, 1890-1930,” August 1995; Pittman, Walter E. “The Smoke Abatement Campaign in Salt Lake City, 1890 - 1925,” 1989 142 16 Anderson, Mark. “CCC Field Report,” 1933 142 17 Article on Utah for the Encyclopedia Britannica by Leonard J. Arrington, 25 August 1971 142 18 Butler, Eliot. “Everybody is Ignorant Only on Different Subjects,” 14 September 1976 143 1 Cole, Robert. Articles of interest, undated 143 2 Lambourne, John. Air pollution materials, undated 143 3 Larsen, Wes and Jessie Embry. Articles, 1983 - 1984 143 4 Larsen, Wes. Miscellaneous materials, 1 February 1998 143 5 Miscellaneous articles, notes and student projects, 1983 143 6 Miscellaneous materials, August 1991 143 7 Reilly, P. T. “The Sites at Vasey’s Paradise.” Reprinted from The Masterkey 40, no. 4 (1966) 143 8 Robinette, Hamcock and Jones. “The Oak Creek Mule Deer Herd,” 1973 143 9 Salunkhe, D. K. “Food, Nutrition, and Health: Problems and Prospects.” Utah State University Faculty Honor Lecture, Logan, Utah, 7 November 1974 143 10 St. John’s land use, 11 November 1986 143 11 Peterson, Charles S. “Centennial Reflections: The Southern Utah Parks and the Shifting Missions of Federalism 1896 – 1945.” Southern Utah University Convocation address, Cedar City, Utah, May 1996 143 12 Utah geography articles, 1916 - 1922 143 13 Utah—American ideas notes, undated 143 14 Utah—Answers to Ministerial Association Review of 1907 143 15 Utah—Battleship, undated Uncategorized research 143 16 Caribbean notes, 1962 – 1963 143 17 Comments by Charles S. Peterson on “Nation, Region, and Community” and others, undated 144 1 Energy Newspaper, Sun Progress, Inc., 1987 144 2 Fires, 1988 – 1989 144 3 Harold B. Lee Library list of theses and dissertations, undated 144 4 Idaho Yesterdays 23, no. 2 (Summer 1979) 144 5 Possible topics for Centennial Series, 1984 – 1986 144 6 Ministerial Association, undated 144 7 Miscellaneous, 1972 – 1989 144 8 Rocky Mountain Reader and Rocky Mountain Review materials, 1944 – 1988 144 9 Rust, D. D., Zane Grey, and Frederick S. Dellenbaugh materials, undated 144 10 Sundry advertisements, solicitations, and American Airlines Magazine, July 1972 144 11 Sundry newsletters, 1989 144 12 Sundry newsletters, programs, and correspondence, 1988 144 13 Utah Centennial Anthology Project materials, 1993 – 1994 144 14 Utah weather conditions, undated 144 15 Wagner, Fredric H. “Coyotes and Sheep.” Utah State University, 44th Faculty Honor Lecture, Logan, Utah, 10 March 1972 Irrigation 145 1 Alexander, Thomas G. “Sylvester Q. Cannon and the Revival of Environmental Consciousness in the Mormon Community,” 1995 145 2 Bagley, Jay. Miscellaneous articles and notes, undated 145 3 Bagley, Jay. Irrigation and related materials, 1976 – 1995 145 4 Bagley, Jay. Irrigation, 1995 145 5 Baker, Ray Stannard. “The Vitality of Mormonism: A Study of an Irrigated Valley in Utah and Idaho.” The Century Magazine (June 1904) 145 6 Bamberger, Simon. Correspondence about the Mammoth Dam Failure, 1917 145 7 Bear River conservation clipping from Herald Journal, 26 December 1988; Water proposal for Great Salt Lake clipping from Deseret News, 7 January 1989 145 8 Brough, Charles H. Utah irrigation, undated 145 9 Brough, Clayton. “Mosida, Utah: Past, Present, and Future,” 1974 145 10 Butler, Hugh. “The History of a Pioneer Family and their Influence Upon North Davis County Irrigation.” USU, 1 June 1973 145 11 Cannon, George Q. News article about irrigation, undated 145 12 Colorado River Compact, undated 145 13-14 Crampton, Gregory. “Glen Canyon” Oral history interview by Jay M. Hammond 15 November 1994, Bloomington (Washington County) 139 leaves 145 15 Environment pictures, photocopies from USGS, Bear and Logan Rivers, undated 145 16 Evans, Blaine F. “Green River—History and Irrigation,” August 1969 145 17 Fuller, Craig. Materials on Strawberry Reservoir and Daniels Creek Diversion, 2 April 1983 146 1 Gemmell, R. C. “Duty of Water on Big Cottonwood Creek,” 1900 146 2 Hansen, Andrew D. “Tropic, How She Came into Existence,” undated 146 3 Haymond, Jay. “Hobble Creek Canyon,” undated 146 4 Irrigation—Heber Valley, statement of water rights, 1859 and 1870 146 5 Irrigation of arid lands, undated 146 6 Irrigation—miscellaneous notes and maps, 1920 - 1949 146 7 Manti conservation, Manti Messenger, 1896 - 1897 146 8 Moss, Frank E. “Struggle for Water in the West: Utah’s Last Water Faucet,” 3 August 1978 146 9 Mt. Dell Reservoir, Summer 1971 146 10 Nash, John D. “Oneida Irrigation District,” undated 146 11 Nelson, Lowry. “An Economic and Sociological Report of the Green River Drought Pumping Project,” March 1935 146 12 Northern Utah irrigation, undated 146 13 Report on Weber-Ogden water, 1947 146 14 Upper Snake River irrigation, May 1969 146 15 Spry, William. Water conservation, 7 August 1995 146 16 “The Irrigation Idea.” Review of Reviews 3 (1893) 146 17 “Water for Utah” Report of the Utah Water and Power Board, 1 July 1948 146 18 Weber Basin and East Canyon, 22 May 1974 146 19 Widstoe, John A. “History and Problems of Irrigation Development in the West.” American Society of Civil Engineers. Paper #1607, 1925 State Reports 146 20 Gooseberry report, undated 146 21 Pleasant Valley Dam, undated 146 22 State Land Board Annual Reports, 1897 - 1956 147 1 Annual Reports, 1907 - 1914 147 2 Annual Reports, 1909 - 1922 147 3 Carbon Canal, ca. 1920 - 1930s 147 4 County Agent Reports, 1921 - 1931 147 5 State Engineer and water resources, ca. 1930s Uinta 147 6 Uinta Basin bibliography and materials on changing from Wasatch to Duchesne county, ca. 1910s 147 7 Indian Reservation and irrigation, undated 147 8 Uinta Basin and discrimination on water, undated 147 9 Uintah Irrigation Project, pp. 1 - 105, 1938 147 10 Uintah Irrigation Project, pp. 106 - 218, 1938 147 11 Uintah National Forest, undated Publications 147 12 Central Utah Project, undated 148 1 Christensen, Mike. “Briefing Paper: Flooding Issues, Great Salt Lake,” December 1983 148 2 Hunsaker, Teryl. “Conservation History of Tooele County,” undated 148 3 Hoover Dam, Salt River, and Salinity, undated 148 4 “Proposed Irrigation Projects in Utah.” Utah Water and Power Board, December 1948 148 5 “Water Conservation Agencies of the State of Utah.” Utah Water and Power Board, 1983 148 6 Water Development, multiple publications, undated Utah State University Teaching Files Student Oral Histories 149 1 Mini Grant Proposal, 1971 149 2 Cal State—Fullerton oral history instructions, 26 January 1972 149 3 General oral history correspondence, 1972 - 1973 149 4 Adams, Andy Oral history interview by Hugh Butler. undated, location not available 10 leaves 149 5 Adams, Frank. “Early School Systems” Oral history interview by Doug Johansen and Hugh Butler. 28 October 1972, Layton (Utah) 5 leaves 149 6 Batty, Joseph Clair Oral history interview by Pam Batty. 5 December 1979, location not available 41 leaves 149 7 Wheeler, Hannah Humphries Oral history interview by Julie Cole. undated, location not available 24 leaves 149 8 Braegger, Clyde Frank Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 25 November 1979, Providence (Utah) 10 leaves 149 9 Braegger, Patricia Johnson Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 25 November 1979, Providence (Utah) 12 leaves 149 10 Oral history interviews by Brain Q. Cannon. 22 August 1985 and 9-30 November 1985 Jacobs, James Larson. “Witsoe, Utah” 19 leaves Johnson, Frank. “FERA drought pumping project, Leota Bottoms, 1935,” 7 leaves Osbourne, Joe. 22 leaves Workman, Lee. “FERA Drought Pumping Project, Leota Bottoms” 8 leaves 149 11 Durfey, George Lawrence Oral history interview by C. Bradford Chappell. 14 July 1973, Escalante (Utah) 20 leaves 149 12 Fehlmen, Charles. “Life in Cache Valley” Oral history interview by Doyle Gunnell. 6 December 1979, Logan (Utah) 21 leaves 149 13 Gardner, Rhea H. Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 21 June 1979, Salt Lake City (Utah) 7 leaves 149 14 Layton, Rex. Oral history interview by Hugh Butler. undated, location not available 6 leaves 149 15 Wilson, Mr. LeMoyne and Mrs.Ada “Early Life in River Heights” Oral history interview by Ann Miller. 4 December 1979, River Heights (Utah) 19 leaves 149 16 Lee-Waite, Evander Oral history interview by James B. Dougless. November 1979, Hyde Park (Utah) 13 leaves Hyde Park Photocopied photos 6 leaves 149 17 Neaman, Lee. “Life History” Oral history interview by Lorena Washines. 2 December 1979, location not available 12 leaves 149 18 Nicolo, Alice Elva Harmen. “A Personal History” Oral history interview by Jodi Bangerter. 5 December 1979, Granger (Utah) 14 leaves Shinney, Richard Lynn Oral history interviewer unknown. 6 December 1979, location not available 28 leaves 149 19 Olsen, Lee Oral history interview by Vincent Saunders. 6 December 1979, Young Ward (Utah) 19 leaves Nelson, Norman “Sporting Activities in College Ward” Oral history interview by Vincent Saunders. undated, College Ward (Utah) 14 leaves 149 20 Raymond, A. George. “Life History” Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 3 November 1979, Providence (Utah) 24 leaves 149 21 Roskelley, Richard Welling. “Life History” Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 14 November 1979, Utah State University, Logan (Utah) 21 leaves 149 22 Sanchez, Otoniel. “Life History” Oral history interview by Denise Armigo. 22-23 November 1979, Salt Lake City (Utah) 10 leaves 149 23 Smith, Mrs. Anna Olsen. “Life in River Heights” Oral history interview by Randy Oldroyd. 6 December 1979, River Heights (Utah) 27 leaves Jensen Historical Farm 150 1 Oral history interviews by Glenn Bailey. 24 May 1979, locations not available Green, John, 24 leaves Green, Heber, 13 leaves Smith, Dick, 24 leaves 150 2 Hyde, J. William. “Hyde Park” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 13 August 1979, Hyde Park (Utah) 9 leaves 150 3 Hyde, J. William. “Jensen Historical Farm” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 13 August 1979, Hyde Park (Utah) 33 leaves Comments on Hyde by Charles S. Peterson. 13 August 1979, Hyde Park (Utah) 8 leaves 150 4 Ladle, W. Charles. “Mendon” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 6 July 1979, Mendon (Utah) 22 leaves Notes on a conversation with Theo “Bill” Larsen and W. Charles Ladle by Charles S. Peterson 22 June 1979 7 leaves Kellogg Oral Histories 150 5 Kellogg Oral History index file, March 1993 150 6 Abrams, Dr. Milton. “Prohibition in Cache Valley” Oral history interview by Paul Willie. 17 March 1976, Smithfield (Utah) 18 leaves 150 7 Adams, Hazen Forbes. “Irrigation in Weber County” Oral history interview by Hugh Butler. 8 March 1973, East Layton (Utah) 28 leaves 150 8 Adams, Helen Mabey. “Medical Practices, Randolph, Utah 1936-1938” Oral history interview by Jane Adams. 24 June 1974, location not available 24 leaves 150 9 Adams, Jane. “Commentary on Pioneer Medicine” 1 July 1974, Logan (Utah) 11 leaves 150 10 Anderson, A. J. “Sheepherding” Oral history interview by John Erickson. 24 December 1975, Fairview (Utah) 47 leaves 150 11 Anderson, Ella Hunsaker. “Biography” Oral history interview by Mattie Callister. 20 May 1974, Bothwell (Utah) 17 leaves 150 12 Barker, Jesse. “Reflections of Newton” Oral history interview by Lynn H. Polson. 1 February 1974, Newton (Utah) 26 leaves 150 13 Barney, Austin O. Oral history interview by Ronald O. Barney. 8 February 1976, Ogden (Utah) 30 leaves 150 14 Barney, Marvin Oral history interview by Ronald O. Barney. 21 February 1976, Ogden (Utah) 21 leaves 150 15 Barney, Vernon D. Oral history interview by Ronald O. Barney. 18 January 1976, Ogden (Utah) 46 leaves 150 16 Bartlett, Ross Oral history interview by Craig Fuller. 1 February 1975, Salt Lake City (Utah) 186 leaves 151 1 Bergout, Oreta Rich. “Reminiscences” Oral history interview by Joyce Bergout. 18 March 1977, Midvale (Utah) 30 leaves 151 2 Bergout, Richard. “Reminiscences” Oral history interview by Joyce Bergout. 5 March 1977, Midvale (Utah) 21 leaves 151 3 Bitter, Joseph E. “Farming” Oral history interview by Ken C. Hansen. 31 January 1976, Salt Lake City (Utah) 23 leaves 151 4 Bitter, Vernon E. “Life Story” Oral history interview by Ken C. Hansen. 1 April 1976, Idaho Falls (Idaho) 42 leaves 151 5 Blackburn, Alton. “Early Life and Cattle” Oral history interview by Jean Anderson. 15 September 1975, Sunnyside (Utah) 29 leaves 151 6 Blair, Amos. “History of Richmond, Utah” Oral history interview by Ann Hendricks. 15 May 1973, location not available 16 leaves 151 7 Buchanan, Bill. “Castle Valley History” Oral history interview by Laura Bailey. 23 May 1974, location not available 34 leaves 151 8 Buhler, Geraldine Delores Chapman Oral history interview by Christine Buhler. 6 March 1977, Midvale (Utah) 16 leaves 151 9 Buhler, Iris Kunz. “Memories of the Past” Oral history interview by Christine Buhler. 18 February 1977, Midvale (Utah) 34 leaves 151 10 Burr, Eliza. “Biography” Oral history interview by Betty T. Farrow. 3 February 1975, location not available 28 leaves 151 11 Byrd, Louise Perry. “Memories of the Past” Oral history interview by John Lamborn. 23 February 1977, location not available 35 leaves 151 12 Byrne, Eulella. “Life Story” Oral history interview by Gloria Hoopes. 18 July 1974, Rexburg (Idaho) 12 leaves 151 13 Campbell, Esther. “Josie Morris and Ann Bassett” Oral history interview by Rose Ann Miller. 2 July 1975, Greystone (Colorado) 31 leaves 151 14 Carter, E. R. “Present Moab Postmaster” Oral history interview by Richard Garcia. 30 May 1974, location not available 14 leaves 151 15 Cartwright, Leonard. “History of Richmond, Utah” Oral history interview by Ann Hendricks. 16 May 1973, location not available 14 leaves 151 16 Christensen, J. Arthur. “Farming and Ranching in Redmond, Utah Oral history interview by Burke Christensen. February 1972, location not available 32 leaves 151 17 Christensen, J. Arthur. “Farming and Ranching in Redmond, Utah Oral history interview by Burke Christensen. 24 June 1972, location not available 21 leaves 151 18 Collister, Millie Peterson. “Life Story” Oral history interview by Mattie Collister. 20 April 1974, Fillmore (Utah) 27 leaves 151 19 Cottle, Jesse L. “Living in Fish Haven” Oral history interview by Maleta Robinson. 18 May 1975, Fish Haven (Idaho) 21 leaves 151 20 Crookston, Newell. “Farm life in North Logan” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 10 April 1973, North Logan (Utah) 24 leaves 151 21 Crookston, Newell. “Farm Life” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 17 April 1973, North Logan (Utah) 32 leaves 152 1 Davis, C. L. “Biography” Oral history interview by Paul Larry Marinoni. 22 November 1974, Circleville (Utah) 63 leaves 152 2 Fuhriman, Earl G. “Farming Methods of Pocatello Valley” Oral history interview by John Lamborn. 23 February 1977, Circleville (Utah) 28 leaves 152 3 Fukui, Gene. “Japanese Americans and World War II” Oral history interview by Janette Fukui. March 1972, Tremonton, (Utah) 4 leaves 152 4 Fukui, Giichi. “Japanese Immigrant Railroad Worker” Oral history interview by Janette Fukui. March 1972, Tremonton, (Utah) 10 leaves 152 5 Garcia, Richard. “Railroad Work at Cahun” Oral history interview by Doris McElhaney. 25 June 1974, location not available 14 leaves 152 6 Hardman, Pierce. Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 16 January 1973, North Logan (Utah) 27 leaves 23 January 1973, North Logan (Utah) 28 leaves 6 February 1973, North Logan (Utah) 17 leaves 152 7 Haws, Frank W. “Water Rights of Logan River” Oral history interview by Jay Haws. 11 March 1973, location not available 11 leaves 152 8 Henderson, Major George R. “Remount Service in Utah” Oral history interview by Bonnie Maxton. 30 January 1976, Logan (Utah) 33 leaves 152 9 Henrie, Manetta Prince. “John D. Lee and Mountain Meadows” Oral history interview by Barbara Cieslewicz. 23 February to 15 May 1973, location not available 21 leaves 152 10 Holt, William S. Oral history interview by Liz Goodson. 13 July 1977, Syracuse (Utah) 52 leaves 152 11 Holyoak, R. L. “Irrigation in Grand County” Oral history interview by Gloria Denney. 1976-1977, Moab (Utah) 26 leaves 152 12 Hoopes, Earl. “Teton Basin” Oral history interview by Gloria Hoopes. 14 June 1976, Tetonia (Idaho) 16 leaves 152 13 Hulme, Amos. “Ranching Experiences” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 3 February 1975, location not available 10 leaves 152 14 Hurst, Mr. Hazen and Mrs. Adella “Farming Experience” Oral history interview by Kevin Anderson. 24 January 1974, location not available 21 leaves 152 15 Inouye, Yukus Oral history interview by Larry Tanaka. 9 May 1976, location not available 7 leaves 152 16 Jackson, Loran Oral history interview by Willa T. Kennedy. 15 July 1975, Randolph (Utah) 50 leaves 152 17 Jensen, Harriet Grey Warner Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. September 1973, Randolph (Utah) 33 leaves 152 18 Jensen, Maurine Cook. “Ranching Lifestyle Rich County” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 6 March 1977, Rich County (Utah) 20 leaves 152 19 Jensen, Vera Bitter Oral history interview by Ken G. Hansen. 30-31 January 1976, Salt Lake City (Utah) 29 leaves 152 20 Jones, Howard T. and Howard J. Jones Oral history interview by Glenn Preston. December 1974, Sunnyside (Utah) 64 leaves 153 1 Kelley, Clara and Lowell Barkle. “Providence Rock Quarry” Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 12 March 1977, Providence (Utah) 15 leaves 153 2 King, Robert Vere Oral history interview by Glenn Preston. 1 December 1974, Dragerton, (Utah) 20 leaves 153 3 Knighton, Lester. “Farming in Bountiful, Utah” Oral history interview by Jill Brown. 24 March 1975, Bountiful (Utah) 38 leaves 153 4 Kuhni, Fred Oral history interview by Craig Fuller. 23 August 1974, Heber City (Utah) 102 leaves 153 5 Lamborn, Ray. “Growing up in Laketown, Utah” Oral history interview by Reed Eborn. 3 May 1975, Salt Lake City (Utah) 51 leaves 153 6 Lamphier, Mary Oral history interview by Firaymond Anderson. 23 September 1973, location not available 34 leaves 153 7 LaRose, LaMar. “Life on the Reservation” Oral history interview by Cheri Silvestro. 11 February 1973, location not available 20 leaves 153 8 Larsen, Ambrious Oral history interview by Craig Fuller. 6 November 1974, Cove (Utah) 59 leaves (includes handwritten notes) 153 9 Leishman, Annie. “Life in Wellsville, Utah” Oral history interview by Sandra Bailey. 17 May 1973, Wellsville (Utah) 19 leaves 153 10 Leishman, Sarah. “Life in Nibley, Utah” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 5 August 1974, Nibley (Utah) 31 leaves 153 11 Loveland, Harold Autiobiography by Mr. and Mrs. Loveland. 1963, location not available 18 leaves 153 12 Loveland, Jesse McGavin Oral history interview by Jane Loveland Moffitt. April 1977, location not available 32 leaves 153 13 Lunn, Harry Oral history interview by Craig Fuller. 25 October 1974, location not available 168 leaves (includes handwritten notes) 154 1 Mathison, Alma and Zella Oral history interview by William A. Wilson and Craig Fuller. 7 February 1975, Cedar City (Utah) 25 leaves 154 2 McBride, Gretta. “History and Frontier of Howell, Utah” Oral history interview by Rex Fonnesbeck. 17 November 1972, location not available 15 leaves 154 3 McKinnen, Glen. “Round-Up Land and Livestock Co.” Oral history interview by Willa T. Kennedy. 23 April 1975, Randolph (Utah) 11 leaves Rex, P. H. “History of the Rex Family” Oral history interview by Willa T. Kennedy. 17 June 1975, Randolph (Utah) 16 leaves 154 4 Moosman, Doyle Oral history interview by Rayola Moosman. 20 February 1977, Boulder (Utah) 26 leaves 154 5 Moosman, Nina T. Oral history interview by Rayola Moosman. 20 February 1977, location not available 27 leaves 154 6 Nebeker, Louise Keetch Oral history interview by Joyce Bergout. 25 March 1977, location not available 26 leaves 154 7 Nielson, Eugene. “World War II POW Experience” Oral history interview by Lorna Nielson. 24 November 1977, location not available 44 leaves 154 8 Ollerton, Carlyle Hood Oral history interview by Sue Ollerton. 9 March 1977, Springville (Utah) 29 leaves 154 9 Olsen, Lloyd and Arlynn. “Life in Paradise, Utah” Oral history interview by Pat Snowball. 5 April 1972, Paradise (Utah) 22 leaves 154 10 Olsen, Marian. “Bootlegging” Oral history interview by Paul Willie. 3 July 1976, Paradise (Utah) 35 leaves 154 11 Olsen, Serge J. “Draft Horses” Oral history interview by Bonnie Maxton. 5 March 1976, Young Ward (Utah) 64 leaves 154 12 Owens, Anthony Wayne. “Selective Service” Oral history interview by Jo-Ann Flack. 3 February 1976, Corinne (Utah) 54 leaves 154 13 Packer, Thelma. “The Depression” Oral history interview by Cheri Silvestro. 11 February 1973, location not available 19 leaves 154 14 Palmer, William. “Irrigation” Oral history interview by Glen Shagren. 6 March 1973, location not available 21 leaves 154 15 Patterson, Pat. “Green River Missile Launching Site and Athena Missile” Oral history interview by Don Estabrooks. 1 May 1974, location not available 8 leaves 154 16 Pendrey, Arthur T. “Life in Paris, Idaho” Oral history interview by Burke Christensen. 15 February 1972, Logan (Utah) 31 leaves 154 17 Peterson, Mrs. Golden. “U.S. Post Office, Moab Utah” Oral history interview by Richard Garcia. 20 May 1974, location not available 14 leaves 154 18 Pilling, Woodrow. “History of Big Spring Ranch” Oral history interview by James Anderson. November 1974, East Carbon (Utah) 38 leaves 154 19 Pond, Preston. “Farming Experiences” Oral history interview by Tom Barnes. 25 February 1973, location not available 6 leaves (two copies, one handwritten, one typed) 154 20 Pope, Mars “Working with Utah Power and Light” Oral history interview by LeRoy Gilliland. 11 May 1974, location not available 15 leaves 155 1 Reay, Claude. “Pioneer Medicine” Oral history interview by Jane Adams. 19 May 1974, Randolph (Utah) 26 leaves 155 2 Rex, Edna. “Life and Nursing Experiences” Oral history interview by Willa T. Kennedy. 17 August 1975, Randolph (Utah) 18 leaves 155 3 Sanford, Illa. “Knight’s Ranch” Oral history interview by Lynn Poulson. 10 May 1973, location not available 32 leaves 155 3 Sanford, Illa. “Knight’s Ranch” Oral history interview by Lynn Poulson. 10 May 1973, location not available 32 leaves 155 4 Satterthwaite, Vella Oral history interview by Maleta Robinson. 9 May 1975, Laketown (Utah) 20 leaves 155 5 Simmonds, Lloyd. “Prohibition” Oral history interview by Paul Willie. 5 February 1976, Trenton (Utah) 31 leaves 155 6 Sims, Bernice Weston. “Ranching Lifestyle in Rich County, Utah” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 27 May 1973, location not available 20 leaves (two handwritten pages) 155 7 Sharp, David. “Activities as an Extension Officer” Oral history interview by Charles. S. Peterson. 18 May 1972, Logan (Utah) 39 leaves 155 8 Skewes, Lydia Ann Oral history interview by Betty Tibbetts Farrow. 29 April 1974, Moab (Utah) 39 leaves 155 9 Sorenson, Elmer. “Cattle and Ranching in Box Elder County” Oral history interview by Rex Fonnesbeck. 5 May 1975, Howell (Utah) 28 leaves 155 10 Spence, Afton Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 6 March 1974, Garden City (Utah) 15 leaves 155 11 Stevenson, Ernest. “Early living in Columbia” Oral history interview by Doug Hintze. 11 November 1974, Columbia (Utah) 24 leaves 155 12 Stock, Heber and Effie. “Life in Fish Haven” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 20 May 1973, location not available 25 leaves 155 13 Stuart, Earl. “Agriculture in South Rich County” Oral history interview by Willa T. Kennedy. 27 May 1975, Randolph (Utah) 29 leaves 155 14 Swensen, Hattie. “Farming Experiences in North Logan 1919-1949” Oral history interview by Kevin Anderson. 24 May 1974, location not available 22 leaves 155 15 Taylor, Ida Oral history interview by Joe Chaun. 19 May 1974, Moab (Utah) 25 leaves 155 16 Tidwell, Mrs. Eldon and Mrs. Jay Fowler Oral history interview by Jean Anderson. November 1974, East Carbon (Utah) 23 leaves 155 17 Wagstaff, Arthur J. “La Sal Forest 1930s” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 11 November 1972, location not available 16 leaves 155 18 Watkins, Joseph. “Incident of Broken Neck” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson and Richard Watkins. 23 February 1973, Logan (Utah) 6 leaves 155 18 Watkins, Joseph. “Life Story” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson and Richard Watkins. 23 February 1973, Logan (Utah) 47 leaves 155 19 Winn, Mrs. Beth Wyatt. “Life on Wyatt Farm" Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 12 August 1973, location not available 37 leaves Miscellaneous Personal Accounts, Commentaries and Oral Histories 155 20 Outline for “Women’s Role: Ranching and Women.” Contains notes, farm map, and oral history about Frank Wright, undated 156 1 “The Oral Tradition: A-Say-As-You-Go History for Utah,” undated 156 2 Hunsaker, Nancy J. “Processing the Oral History Interview,” undated 156 3 Anderson, Leland Erastus. “Growing Up in Ephraim, Utah” Oral history interview by Anne Ahlstrom. 9 June 1981, location not available 35 leaves 156 4 Atkin, Anthony William. “My Life History” undated, location not available 56 leaves 156 5 Leishman, Aaron Perkins. “Autobiography” Oral history written by Aaron Perkins Leishman. 24 June 1978, location not available 46 leaves 156 6 Miller, E. A. “Biographic Sketch” By Florence H. Miller 15 June 1977, location not available 12 leaves 156 7 Nibley, C. W. “Reminiscences,” 1934, location not available, 96 leaves 156 8 Wood, H. G. “As it Seemed to Me.” From USU Library, Special Collections undated, location not available 49 leaves 156 9 Garr, William Commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 6 June 1974, Millville (Utah) 2 leaves 156 10 Gillian, Joseph Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 6 June 1974, North Logan (Utah) 3 leaves 156 11 Green, Heber W. Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 6 June 1974, Green’s Corner (Utah) 4 leaves 156 12 Hansen, Glen Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 6 June 1974, location not available 6 leaves 156 13 Hardman, Pierce Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. January 1973, location not available 13 leaves 156 14 Hibner, Calvin Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. June 1979 and December 1980 13 leaves 156 15 Humphrey, Will H. Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 2 December 1968, location not available 30 leaves (handwritten) 156 16 Jameson, Oscar Oral history interview by unknown. 1911, location not available 21 leaves (handwritten) 156 17 Larson, Peter Oral history commentary by Charles S. Peterson. 15 May 1974, location not available 10 leaves 156 18 Snow, Leo Oral history interview notes. 5 leaves (handwritten) 156 19 Tanaka, Isono. Notes, undated 156 20 Waters, Frank Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. April 1972, location not available 2 leaves 156 21 Alley, Mrs. Perlene Erwin. “Early History of Laketown” Oral history interview by Lynn Selow. 2 May 1975, Laketown (Utah) 12 leaves 156 22 American West Center Oral Histories, 1961 156 23 Christensen, Orson. “Bear River Valley Agriculture” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. undated, Brigham City (Utah) 45 leaves (handwritten correspondence) 156 24 Dorman, Eldon Photocopy of oral history. 40 leaves Carbon county doctors list, 1994 “Sarah Sweeney Reynolds, 1888 - 1971” 4 leaves 156 25 Gardner, Afton Oral history interview by Debbie Gardner. 20 March 1977, Anaheim (California) 35 leaves 156 26 Hulme, Della. “Experience with Nebekers in South Eden” Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. undated, location not available 11 leaves 156 27 Izatt, Barbara Weston Oral history interview by Mary Evelyn Izatt. 6 March 1974, Fish Haven (Idaho) 6 leaves 157 1 Jacobsen, Joseph Christian Oral history interview by Marie F. Olsen. 17 January 1980, Logan (Utah) 22 leaves 157 2 Lyman, Florence Vern Nielson Oral history interview by Loretta Hefner. Summer 1974, Clinton (Utah) 65 leaves 157 3 Mortensen, A. R. Oral history interview by Everett L. Cooley. 11 October 1983, Salt Lake City (Utah) 64 leaves (pages 29 and 30 missing) 157 4 Ogura, Ray. “Japanese American and World War II” Oral history interview by Janette Fukui. March 1972, location not available 5 leaves 157 5 Ellis, Martell, Ivan Miller, Al Schnegelberger, DeWitt Birtch, Bob Everton, Randy McMerdie, and others. “Occupational Safety and Health Act” Oral history interview by Robert Raines. undated, location not available 55 leaves 157 6 Jorgenson, Calvin Oral history interview by Mike Brown. 30 August 1977, Vernal (Utah) 22 leaves 157 7 Ruggeri, Clara. “Life in Carbon county” Oral history interview by Phil Notarianni and Kent Powell. 27 August 1975, Price (Utah) 35 leaves John Bottino excerpt, 2 pp 157 8 Stevens, Howard. “Castle Gate history” Labor Oral History Project 25 May 1976, Mapleton (Utah) 29 leaves Seely, H. Rex Oral history interview by Jessie Embry. 8 April 1976, Mt. Pleasant (Utah) 19 leaves 157 9 Stevenson, Ernest H. Oral history interview by Jessie Embry. 15 April 1976, East Carbon City (Utah) 54 leaves Stevenson, Clyde Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 13 December 1994, St. George (Utah) 12 leaves 157 10 West, Bertram Oral history interview by Dan Anderson and J. K. Davies. 4 March 1977, Springville (Utah) 62 leaves Kodel, Anton Oral history interview by Jessie Embry. 12 April 1976, Provo (Utah) 23 leaves 157 11 Markham, Fred L. Oral history interview by Kay Alto Haynes. 14-16 March and 4 April 1974, Provo (Utah) 56 leaves 157 12 Colarusso, Merlene Tew Oral history interview by Michael Van Wagenen. 12 August 1992, Orem (Utah) 9 leaves Rich, Colonel H. Arnold “Selective Service System, State of Utah, World War II” excerpt of report of the State Director, pp. 65, 78, 155, appendix L, undated Redd Center Oral Histories 157 13 Oral history materials for Redd Center, 1972 - 1973 157 14 Correspondence (Embry-Peterson), 22 June 1982 157 15 Redd Center notes on Charles Redd Oral History, undated 158 1 Redd, Charles materials, undated 158 2 Green, Dee Forace. “Archaeology in S.E. Utah” Oral history interview by Albert Page. 22 July 1973, Blanding (Utah) 23 leaves 158 3 Larsen, J. Reed. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 8 August 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 22 pp 158 4 Jameson, Dorothy. “Charles Redd and Life at La Sal” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 7 June 1973, Provo (Utah) 11 pp 158 5 Jameson, G. Milton. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 18 July 1973, Orem (Utah) 28 pp 158 6 Jameson, Oscar. “Charles Redd and S.E. Utah” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 14 August 1974, Provo (Utah) 91 pp (some handwritten) 158 7 Jensen, Vinnie Humphreys Oral history interview by Richard L. Jensen. 4-5 June 1976, South Montpelier (Idaho) 164 pp 159 1 Johansen, Dale Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 8 August 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 17 leaves 159 2 Johnson, Arden. “Working for Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 17 July and 14 August 1973, Orem (Utah) 47 leaves 159 3 Jones, Alma Uriah. “Life in LDS Polygamous Family” Oral history interview by Gary L. Shumway. 4-7 August 1981, Blanding (Utah) 90 leaves 159 4 Halls, Frank and Lizzie. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 23 October 1973, Monticello (Utah) 8 leaves 159 5 Liddell, Frank. “Working for Preston Nutter as a Cowboy” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 22 July 1973, Wellington (Utah) 29 leaves 159 6 Peterson, Charles S. “Background and Working for Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 25 June 1973, Provo (Utah) 37 leaves 160 1 Perkins, John Soapy Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. undated location not available 29 leaves 160 2 Redd, Amasa Jay. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 27 July 1973, Monticello (Utah) 62 leaves (some handwritten notes) 160 3 Redd, Annaley. “American Western Ranching and Reminiscences of My Life on a Ranch.” Autobiography, September 1989 160 4 Redd, Annaley. “Life in La Sal” Oral history interview by Leonard R. Grover. 28 February 1980, Provo (Utah) 57 leaves 160 5 Redd, Annaley and Bill Allred. “Life of Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 3 April 1973, Provo (Utah) 9 leaves 160 6 Redd, Charles Hardison Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson and Gregory Maynard. 25 July 1973, La Sal (Utah) 38 leaves 160 7 Redd, Edway. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 23 July 1973, Monticello (Utah) 17 leaves 160 8 Redd, Edway. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 23 October 1973, Monticello (Utah) 15 leaves 161 1 Redd, Hardy. “Redd Family” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 23 October 1973, La Sal (Utah) 33 leaves 161 2 Redd, James Monroe Jr. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 21 July 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 33 leaves 161 3 Redd, Joe Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 26 July 1973, Near Norwood (Colorado) 28 leaves 161 4 Redd, John. “Memories of Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 27 July 1973, Monticello (Utah) 9 leaves 161 5 Redd, Keith. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 23 and 27 July 1973, Monticello (Utah) 31 leaves 161 6 Redd, L. Howard. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 21 July 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 29 leaves 162 1 Redd, Leland. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 23 July 1973, Blanding (Utah) 24 leaves 162 2 Redd, Mabel H. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 26 July 1973, Norwood (Colorado) 17 leaves 162 3 Redd, Maude. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 21 July 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 16 leaves 162 4 Redd, Paul David. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. 25 July 1973, La Sal (Utah) 18 leaves 162 5 Redd, Paul. “Ranch Management” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 22 October 1973, Paradox (Colorado) 41 leaves 162 6 Redd, Pearl Naegle. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 9 July 1973, Provo (Utah) 18 leaves 163 1 Redd, Preston. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 24 July 1973, Blanding (Utah) 37 leaves 163 2 Redd, Preston Pep. “Life of Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 22 July 1973, San Juan County (Utah) 27 leaves 163 3 Redd, Robert. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 27 July 1973, Dugout Ranch, San Juan County (Utah) 31 leaves 163 4 Redd, Robert. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 20-21 October 1973, La Sal (Utah) 26 leaves 163 5 Robert, Josephine Redd. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 24 July 1973, Blanding (Utah) 10 leaves 163 6 Rogers, Clarence. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 7 January 1974, Provo (Utah) 10 leaves 164 1 Rogers, John and Luella. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 22 October 1973, Paradox (Colorado) 16 leaves 164 2 Rohwer, Irene. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 23 July 1973, Provo (Utah) 19 leaves 164 3 Shea, William E. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 8 August 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 18 leaves 164 4 Smith, Chester B. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 19 and 21 October 1973, La Sal (Utah) 32 leaves 164 5 Snow, Amy Redd. “Charles Redd’s Life” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 11 August 1973, Copperton (Utah) 33 leaves 164 6 Snow, Amy Redd. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 2 October 1973, Copperton (Utah) 28 leaves 165 1 Stephenson, Shirley E. “Bibliography of the 1971 Southeastern Utah Oral History Collection Sponsored by the Utah State Historical Society and California State University” undated 165 2 Tangreen, Hyrum A. “Charles Redd Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 7 August 1973, Provo (Utah) 18 leaves 165 3 White, George. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Karl Young. 23 October 1973, Moab (Utah) 16 leaves 165 4 Whiting, Oscar. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 9 August 1973, Mapleton (Utah) 12 leaves 165 5 Young, Elizabeth C. “Work for Charles Redd as a Cook” Oral history interview by Charles S. Peterson. July 1973, Salt Lake City (Utah) 25 leaves 165 6 Zimmer, Max. “Charles Redd” Oral history interview by Gregory Maynard. 26 June 1973 and 11 July 1971, Salt Lake City (Utah) 34 leaves 165 7 Allred, B. W. Handwritten Oral History 29 December 1989, location not available 3 notebooks 7 X 10 in. 166 1 Redd Oral Histories Cassette tapes 28 tapes, 1 reel Course Files Colloquium-History 610 167 1 Book list, class list, notes, etc., Summer 1977 [vault] 167 2 Article list, syllabus, misc., Summer 1978 [vault] 167 3 Book list, notes, student projects, Fall 1986 [vault] 167 4 Notes and student assignments, Fall 1987 [vault] 167 5 Student assignments for Turner article, Fall 1987 167 6 Turner Frontier Thesis papers, Fall 1987 167 7 Irrigation in the West syllabus, Winter 1987 [vault] 20th Century American History 167 8 Exams, notes, syllabus, 1977 167 9 Class list, notes, syllabus, Summer 1977 [vault] 167 10 Articles, assignments, syllabus, 1977 – 1981 [vault] 167 11 Course outline, class list, Sunset magazine article, 1980 167 12 Class roll, exams, notes, Winter 1980 [vault] 167 13 Class list, exams, syllabus, Spring 1981 [vault] 167 14 Book list, class list, maps and articles, notes, Spring 1982 [vault] 167 15 Materials, Spring 1984 [vault] 167 16 Book list, class list, student final, Spring 1985 [vault] 167 17 Class list, materials, syllabus, Spring 1985 [vault] 168 1 Midterm, 1988 168 2 1988 168 3 Finals, etc., Spring 1988 [vault] Environmental History 168 4 Articles, class list, notes, syllabus, 1975 – 1977 [vault] Frontier America 168 5 Articles—Webb, Walter Prescott. “Ended: 400-Year Boom, Reflections on the Age of the Frontier.” Harper’s Magazine CCIII (October 1951); “Windfalls of the Frontier.” Harper’s Magazine CCIII (November 1951) 168 6 Exams, reading list, syllabus, Fall 1971 168 7 Class list, exam, syllabus, study guide, 1971 - 1972 168 8 Class list, brochure, syllabus, Fall 1972 168 9 Lectures, notes, Fall 1973 168 10 General file, Fall 1973 168 11 Class list, exam, outline, 1975 168 12 Assignments, outline, 1979 168 13 1976 168 14 Class list, book list, exams, notes, Winter 1979 [vault] 168 15 Assignments, book order, Winter 1979 [vault] 169 1 Course materials, Winter 1980 169 2 Class list, maps, notes, syllabus, 1980 169 3 Course materials, Fall 1981 [vault] 169 4 Class list, student book reviews, U.S. map, 1982 169 5 Exams, lecture notes, syllabus, Fall 1982 [vault] 169 6 Articles, notes, and other materials, Winter 1982 [vault] 169 7 Book order, notes, transparencies, Fall 1983 [vault] 169 8 Maps, notes, Winter 1983 169 9 Fall 1983 and 1985 [vault] 169 10 Materials, Winter 1985 169 11 Maps, transparencies, undated Historical Editing 170 1 Articles, undated 170 2 Articles, student papers, syllabus, Fall 1981 170 3 Articles, class list, syllabus, etc, 1983 [vault] 170 4 Correspondence, articles, transparencies, 1983 [vault] Historical Preservation 170 5 Book list, midterm, reading list, syllabus, 1985 – 1987 Kellogg Grant Materials 170 6 “Community Improvement: Quality of Rural Life." Proposal, 1972 – 1973 170 7 Moab, spring 1974 171 1 Financial reports and related material, 1974 - 1976 Local History Project 171 2 Draft for Logan Visitor Center, undated 171 3 Misc. and USHS newsletters, 1974 – 1976 171 4 Summer 1976 171 5 Articles, class lists, correspondence, outline, freight bills, 1977 – 1980 [vault] Utah History 171 6 Class list, notes, course outline, 1972 171 7 Course outline, Spring 1972 171 8 1972 – 1981 [vault] 171 9 Notes, syllabus, Spring 1973 171 10 Articles, assignments, syllabus, Fall 1979 171 11 History atlas, USU history fair, 1979 – 1981 171 12 Roosevelt (Utah), 1983 172 1 Maps, undated 172 2 Articles on Mormons, undated 172 3 Student outline for paper on Gunnison and Utah Lake Indian massacre, undated 172 4 Listing of USU, U of U, and BYU theses, undated Writing Seminar 172 5 Class list, syllabus, etc., 1977 [vault] Miscellaneous Course Materials 172 6 Teaching materials, mostly transparencies, undated Mineral Leasing Grant 172 7 Budget, 1973 – 1974 172 8 1973 – 1974 172 9 1974 – 1975 172 10 Funds request, undated Student Papers 172 11 Allen, Kristine H. “Capitalism and Status in the Happy Valley: An Examination of the Cardon Jewelry Watch Repair Ledgers.” History 499, Winter 1986 172 12 Anderson, Betty J. “Issac Sorenson; the Cardboard Becomes a Character.” Timmin’s Competition, undated 172 13 Ballsmith, Cynthia. “Clarkston through the Eyes of Women.” History 499, Winter 1981 172 14 Barney, Ronald O. “Lewis Barney in Monroe, Utah 1864 – 1880,” undated 172 15 Barney, Ronald O. “Mormon-U.S. Government Interaction over Land Policies, 1847 – 1860.” History 455, Winter 1975 172 16 Bishop, Guy. “A Comparative Look at the Lives and Accomplishments of Two Giants of the Far Western Fur Trade: Peter Skene Ogden and Jedediah S. Smith,” 1975 172 17 Cannon, Marty H. “The Lorenzo Hill Hatch House: Historical Setting and Recommendations for Interior Furnishing,” 17 March 1981 172 18 Casterline, Gail Farr. “Women and the American Frontier: History and Historiography.” American Frontier, Winter 1972 172 19 Clifford, Leona. “H. L. A. Culmer, Utah Artist.” History 591, 1970 172 20 Cole, Brad. “The Effect of Physical Geography and Community Growth upon Resource Usage in Mendon,” May 1981 172 21 Compton, John. “Mexicans in 20th Century Texas: A Conflict of Cultures.” 20th Century West, Spring 1980 172 22 Dailey, Joe. “Elijah Barney Ward,” undated 172 23 Daines, Richard. “Heroes and Horse Doctors, Early Medicine in Cache Valley: 1857 – 1900.” History 689, Spring 1974 172 24 Diggs, Teddy. “Wanted: One American Cowboy.” Historical Editing, 1983 173 1 Donnachie, Bruce. “Cache Valley Fur Trade 1812 – 1850,” undated 173 2 Drury, Amber. “The Journal of Aroet Lucious Hale,” Spring 1973 173 3 Dull, Kenneth G. “Presidential Visits to Utah in the Territorial Period.” History 689, 1974 173 4 Ewenhiser, JeDon A. “The Political Allocation of Water for Future Needs: A Legislative History of the Water Resources Planning Act of 1964,” May 1964 173 5 Fonnesbeck, Rex. “Railroads, Settlement, and Land in Box Elder County, Utah: An Overview of its Development.” History 689, Winter 1974 173 6 Gordon, T. J. “Do the Best You Can: The Donner Tragedy.” History 631, undated 173 7 Hansen, Ken C. “Up the Ditch: Farming and Economics, 1874 – 1920,” undated 173 8 Harmer, Lewis J. “The Saga of Battle Creek,” undated 173 9 Harrison, Rick. “Land Distribution, Use, and Patterns of Mendon, 1859 – 1920,” undated 173 10 Harvey, Shauna. “The Fight for San Juan: Emphasis on the Posey Rebellion,” 1973 173 11 Hatch, Charles M. “Cache Valley: Some Early Comparisons,” 1977 173 12 Hawkins, Cyd. “A Hilltop Reflection of the History of Mendon: A View from the Cemetery,” undated 173 13 Hendricks, Ann. “History of Richmond, Utah,” undated 173 14 Hirschi, Dean. “Barns in the Hyde Park Area,” 26 May 1972 173 15 Hulmston, John K. “George Sutherland: The Formative Years, 1862 – 1900.” History 631, 1982 173 16 Hulmston, John K. “Why Lyndon? Joe B. Frantz, Western Historical Quarterly, vol. 11 January 1980, Article III.” History 631, Spring 1982 173 17 Johnson, Bruce. “The Highland Boy Snow Slide of 1926.” History 457, 1973 173 18 Johnson, Yvonne. “History of Blacks in Utah,” May 1973 173 19 Julian, Kenneth. “History of Women’s Suffrage in the U.S. and Utah.” History 187, 1969 173 20 Lamb, Barbara M. “Moses Thatcher: The Fallen Apostle.” Timmonds Essay Contest, 1982 173 21 Lambert, Dan David. “The Settlement of Provo 1849 - 1853 with Primary Emphasis on Indian Relations of the Period,” May 1973 173 22 Lamborn, John. “History of the Rise and Decline of the Basin and Range Dry-Farming Communities of Oneida County Idaho and Box Elder Utah, 1890 – 1900.” History 689, 1973 173 23 Lawson, LaJean R. “Logan Knitting Mills: A Comparison of its History, Demographics, and Role as a Personal Clothier to Statewide Trends in Utah During the Period 1926 to 1980,” Fall 1981 173 24 Lewis, Dave. “La Plata 1891 - 1893; Boom, Bust, and Controversy.” Correspondence, 1979 - 1982 173 25 Lewis, Marlene. “The Danite Riders.” History 438, 1973 173 26 Medicine papers, 1974 173 27 Mowery, James E. “Polygamy: A Family Institution and Political Issue,” undated 173 28 Ori, Jack. “Growth, Tragedy, and Death in Pleasant Valley.” History 457, 1973 173 29 Page, Rose Marie. “Report on Threshing Machines,” 1973 173 30 Parson, Bob. “Through the Grapevine: The Swing Era in a Mormon Community,” undated 173 31 Platt, Gerald R. “The Wooden Gun Rebellion,” Winter 1970 174 1 Poulson, Lynn H. “The Knights Ranch,” May 1973 174 2 Research Seminar student papers, Spring 1979 174 3 Rhodes, Carolyn. “The City of Rocks: Its Role in Westward Movement,” 1975 174 4 Richards, Warren J. “Colonia Juarez.” History 586, 1974 174 5 Richards, Warren J. “Sugar Beets in Utah.” History 689, 1974 174 6 Roach, Wayne E. “The Tintic Mining District,” 1974 174 7 Roulstone, Tom. “The Frontier Policy of the Hudson Bay Company 1821 – 1846.” History 689, 1974 174 8 Roundy, J. Dee. “Raid.” History 499, 1991 174 9 Saunders, Richard. “From Horse to Horsepower: The Auto in the Pre-Depression West,” undated 174 10 Schoenfeld, David. “Central City and the Twentieth Century: The Inner City of Salt Lake Valley,” undated 174 11 Schoenfeld, David. “Logan and the Great Depression, 1930 – 1931,” undated 174 12 Smith, Courtney B. “A Brief History of the Browning Family.” History 457, undated 174 13 Spendlove, Cody K. “The Boys Left Us,” 1991 174 14 Sorenson, Morris. “The History of Gunnison, Utah,” 1973 174 15 Taylor, Matthew J. “Utah History’s Forgotten Man,” June 1988 174 16 Thatcher, Elaine. “Mendon, Utah 1885 - 1920: Material Culture and Custom,” 1980 174 17 Uebel, Petra G. “Charles Ora Card,” undated 174 18 Uribe, Charles. “Utes - Old and Modern,” undated 174 19 Ventura, Andria. “A Twentieth Century Problem: Mexican Immigration into the United States,” 1981 174 20 Watt, Ronald G. “A Guide to Mormon Church Records on Emigration,” undated 174 21 Wilkins, Tresa. “Franklin in Transition 1889.” History 499, 1986 174 22 Willie, Paul R. “History of Dairying in Cache Valley.” History 689, 1975 174 23 Woolford, Glen. “Myths and Mythologizing on the Frontier,” ca. 1980s 174 24 Wright, Charlotte. “Not Returnable, not Negotiable: David L. Wright’s Effort to Save the Past.” History 654, Spring 1983 Graduate Student Files 174 25 Abruzzi, William S. “Mormon Colonization in the Little Colorado River Basin.” Ph.D. diss., introduction, State University of New York Binghamton, 1981 174 26 Abruzzi, William S. Dam that River! 1981 - 1983 175 1 Abruzzi, William S. General file, March 1983 175 2 Bishop, Guy. Correspondence, 1981 - 1982 175 3 Bishop, Guy. Correspondence, 1983 - 1985 175 4 Bishop, Guy. Correspondence, 1986 - 1988 175 5 Bishop, Guy. Correspondence, drafts, articles, lectures, etc., ca. 1986 175 6 Bergensen, Nancy to Dougless Foxley, 1971 – 1983 [vault] 175 7 Fuller, Craig to Dale Wilson, 1971 – 1983 [vault] 176 1 Bergenson, Nancy. “History of the 42nd Parallel of North Latitude As a Political Boundary in Reference to the Utah – Idaho Border Dispute.” Masters thesis, Utah State University, 1982 176 2 Bernart, Caryn. January 1980 176 3 Brubaker, Robert Michael. February 1983 - December 1985 [vault] 176 4 Burger, Phil. January 1987 - July 1987 [vault] 176 5 Cannon, Brian. January 1985 - May 1986 [vault] 176 6 Cannon, Marty. undated [vault] 176 7 Carney, Todd. 1987 - 1989 176 8 Cole, Brad. June 1981 -December 1986 [vault] 176 9 Cole, Brad. Undated 176 10 Christensen, Scott. Outline for “A History of the Woolen Mills of Cache Valley,” ca. 1985 [vault] 176 11 Compton, John. April 1985 - May 1985 [vault] 176 12 Davis, Caryn. “White Women’s Perception of Indians on the Oregon Trail 1836 – 1866,” 1985 [vault] 176 13-14 Diggs, Teddy. May 1983 - April 1984 [vault] 176 15 Dull, Kenneth G. Correspondence, notes, and thesis, 1974 [vault] 176 16 Flack, Jo Ann, and other students, 1980 – 1981 [vault] 176 17 Fuller, Craig. Sources, ca. 1970s 176 18-19 Fuller, Craig. Correspondence and graduate paperwork, 1973 176 20 Grad Students: Peterson, Karen and Rich Saunders correspondence 1988 - 1989 176 21 Graduate Students, 1988 - 1989 177 1 Godfrey, Audrey. Correspondence and thesis, 1988 - 1989 177 2 Godfrey, Audrey. July 1988 - June 1989 177 3 Greenwell, Scott L. “A History of the United States Army Corps of Topographical Engineers in Utah, 1843 – 1859.” Masters thesis, Utah State University, 1972 177 4 Griffith, Teddy. Correspondence and thesis proposal, 1980 177 5 Harvey, John. Chapters for draft, 1987; Anderson, Larry. Correspondence, 1985 177 6 Harvey, John. 1982 – 1989 [vault]; Wright, Charlotte. 1982 - 1989 177 7 Harvey, John. ca. 1980s 177 8 Harvey, John. Chapters for draft and other materials, 1985 - 1989 177 9 Harvey, John. 1985 – 1987 [vault] 177 10 Hatch, Charles M., Ph.D. application, thesis proposals, recommendations, 1975 – 1983 [vault] 177 11 Hatch, Charles M. Correspondence and thesis proposal, 1989 177 12 Hulmston, John. Correspondence, exam schedule, recommendations, thesis, and M. A. application, 1983 – 1985 [vault] 177 13 Hunsaker, Kenneth D. “Feeding the Indians of Northern Utah,” May 1983 177 14 Jake, Erdman. 1985 178 1 Kelly, Lois. 1989 [vault] 178 2 Krough, Kevin. January 1987 [vault] 178 3 McKean, Gary. December 1987 [vault] 178 4 McKean, Gary. Thesis proposal, 1990 178 5 Miller, Larry L., file, 1985 178 6 Mohai, Caroline. Correspondence, and thesis proposal, 1984 – 1988 [vault] 178 7 Morrissey, Kathy. Correspondence and thesis comments, 1980 – 1981 [vault] 178 8 Morrissey, Kathy. Correspondence and resume, 1981 - 1987 178 9 Morse, Kathy. Western Historical Quarterly, 1989 [vault] 178 10 Moses, Dennis. 1981 [vault] 178 11 Parker, Virginia C. Thesis proposal, undated [vault] 178 12 Peterson, Karen. “LDS Working Women as they Relate to Church Teaching and Social Climate,” 1985 [vault] 178 13 Peterson, Karl, 1986 – 1989 [vault] 178 14 Saunders, Richard, 1988 [vault] 178 15 Spackman, Toni. “The Growth and Development of Honeyville, Utah,” 1983 178 16 Summers, Reese. 1986 – 1987 [vault] 178 17 Tennent, William. 1972 – 1988 [vault] 178 18 Thatcher, Elaine. 1984 178 19 Thatcher, Elaine. “Survey of Material Culture in Mendon, Utah 1885 – 1920,” 1981 178 20 Thow, Jonathan. Applications and “Capital Reef: The Forgotten National Park,” 1984 – 1987 [vault] 178 21 Graduate Students, 1987 – 1988 [vault] Mendon Seminar Materials 178 22 Mendon materials from county court records, and map of townsite, 1863 - 1947 179 1 Mendon and Cache Valley census materials, 1870 and 1880 179 2 Mendon City lot distribution, 1870s - 1880s 179 3 Mendon Record Book, 1872 179 4 Mendon City Tax list, 1878 - 1893 179 5 Mendon City Assessment roll, 1898 179 6 Mendon census, 1900 179 7 Cemeteries in Mendon, ca.1980 179 8 Mendon City Records copied, 5 November 1980 179 9 Mendon Seminar, 1980 - 1981 179 10 Mendon Project, September 1980 - May 1982 179 11 Mendon poetry, etc., 1981 179 12 Mendon papers from graduate seminar, July 1981 179 13 Mendon Seminar, November 1981 179 14 Peterson, Charles S. “Isaac Sorenson’s Mendon Chronicle 1857 - 1919: An Introduction and a Personal Perception,” September 1987