Oregon, Southern

Binder containing film slides in plastic pocket organizers.

The binder records the band number, date, and location for each banded bird. The records are arranged by species.

Three newspaper clippings published by Canadian papers. The articles discuss Indians as minorities, racism, policing, and an interview with Leroy Little Bear.

The file includes photocopies of articles and book excerpts concerning Native Americans.

The file includes a photocopy of "Lines in Sand: Shifting Boundaries Between Indians and Non-Indians in the Puget Sound Region," by Alexandra Harmon. It also includes a photocopy of "The 1932 Handshake Agreement: Yakama Indian Treaty Rights and Forest Service Policy in the Pacific Northwest," by Andrew H. Fisher.

Excerpts from the books, "The Growing Hops at Agassiz," and "Same as Yesterday." One book concerns the Lillooet tribe. Douglas D. Martin's handwritten notes regarding the Kamloops Journal. A report entitled "Local Conditions of Fruit Growing in Okanagan." This file also contains notes on the Douglas Lake Cattle Company and include inventories of workies and financial records.

File includes newspaper clippings, documents, and papers on the British Columbian Indians, including employment summaries, the cause of death rates, and some newspaper clippings regarding the selfgovernment bill.

Excerpts from The Annual Report of the Department of Indian Affairs from the dominion of Canada for the years spanning 1872-1880.

Excerpts from The Annual Report of the Department of Indian Affairs from the dominion of Canada for the years spanning 1881-1889.

File includes photocopies of various articles and papers on the British Columbia frontier. Some articles note the Indian fur trade and the diffusion of diseases.