Enrollment and Transfer of William Pollock to Carlisle

Charles Robinson, Superintendent of the Haskell Institute, forwards a letter from Richard Henry Pratt requesting from the U.S. Indian Agent at the Pawnee Agency transportation for Pollock to the Carlisle Indian School. In the letter E. C. Osborne appends a note to the letter in forwarding the letter to Robinson that Pollock is now at Haskell and that he should correspond with Pratt regarding his transfer from Haskell to Carlisle.

Robinson in forwarding the letter to the Office of the Indian Affairs that Pollock has indicated that he would like to stay at Haskell and that he has also dealt with students who were set to go to Haskell before being later sent to Carlisle.