Box 09

Various documents and papers reagrding other Northwest Tribes outside of the Warm Springs Reservation

A brochure titled "Orgin of Our Historic Names" which gives the history of and langauge orgin for The Dalles, Wasco, Celilo and Memaloose tribes.

A brochure titled "Fishing: A Northwest Indian Perspective" which talks about Indian fishing rights, salmon and steelhead spawning and the environmental issues that come with it, the preservation of the fishery resource, and other issues and plans for fishing in the Northwest.

Volume 3, Number 2 of Northwest Folklore published by the University of Oregon, which includes the history and the stories of various folktales from different tribes around the Northwest.

A packet titled "Indian Shaker Church of The Dalles, Oregon" which discusses the history of the church as well as the Indian Shaker religion and the early members who helped build the church.

A museum guide for the Native Heritage in Washington State exhibit at the Burke Meuseum, titled "A Time of Gathering" which includes information, drawings and pictures, about the many objects seen through the exhibit.

A letter written by an unknown author to Mrs. Hedge regarding the history and rituals of the Dreamer Religion.

A journal article that talks about the many different tribes and their history disperesed throughout Eastern Oregon and adjacent regions.

A journal article from Sources of the History of Oregon that talks about the history of the Walla Walla Indian Council and its development.

A journal article from Indian Notes and Monographs talks about tying knots in strings in order to keep records and the history behind this custom and what the different knots meant.