Motion
The rehearing motion is filed and transmitted for consideration. The motion itself remains unrecovered.
carrier state · travels
The motion travels.
The record does not.
A closing movement in four differently named paper states. The film may put them in sequence without turning them into one undifferentiated case file.
Motion ≠ record ≠ papers in the case ≠ notice enclosures · circulation does not prove receipt · no merits conclusion moves.
Record
The Office says the motion is outside the time limit and recommends denial pro forma. It also says: “The record is not transmitted.”
Its stated reason is that the record was not considered needed for this motion in this instance. The surviving face does not show a new weighing of the full evidentiary record.
carrier state · stops here
Papers in the case
The denial says “the papers in the case and a carbon copy hereof” have been sent to the Indian Office.
What those “papers in the case” comprised remains unresolved. Do not silently rename them “the record.”
carrier state · returns
Named enclosures
The notice names a copy of the Departmental denial, accompanied by the Indian Affairs report, as enclosed.
That wording does not establish dispatch, delivery, receipt, or reading.
carrier state · named as enclosed
What the picture is allowed to do
Make the contraction visible: one object moves, another is explicitly not transmitted, a differently named paper body moves afterward, and a notice names copies as enclosed. Do not picture one master file traveling intact through every station.
Governing source jackets: OHC_2087 and OHC_2086. Film adjacency is not a custody bridge.