Act proposed to prevent citizens of the Choctaw Nation from leasing the Public domain for grazing and other purposes. Passed House April 6, 1870. Passed and approved April 8, 1870.
An act prohibiting Indian or Citizens of the Choctaw or Chickasaw from hunting, trapping, or destroying game. It also tells what the penalty will be. Approved Nov. 9, 1875.
Act proposed concerning the citizenship of persons marrying citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed House Nov. 6, 1878. Passed Senate Nov. 9, 1878. Passed and approved Nov. 9, 1878.
A proposed bill to instruct the National Agent to make all future contracts for furnishing ties to the railroad with Choctaw citizens exclusively. Passed and approved Nov. 10, 1881.
Bill No. 8. A proposed bill to request the Secretary of the Interior to prohibit the United States Commissioner acting upon citizenship petitions; to request the United States Indian Agent to determine citizenship of petitioners; and to ask the...
A proposed act establishing the rights of Martha Elizabeth Quinton and her children as citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed House November 2, 1882. Passed Senate and approved November 3, 1882.
A proposed act amending ""An act to provide for protection of the rights of the Choctaw Nation and her Citizens against increased encroachments over Bushy County,"" approved November 14, 1889. Passed and approved December 24,...
A proposed act to provide for protection of the rights of the Choctaw Nation and her citizens against increased encroachments by U.S. Courts. Passed Senate November 13, 1889. Passed House November 14, 1889.
An act relating to citizens of the Choctaw Nation taking the oath of allegiance to the United States. Passed House October 23, 1890. Passed Senate October 24, 1890 and approved on October 25, 1890.
An act to repeal an act for the removal of the colored people not citizens of the nation. Approved October 22, 1891. Passed and approved December 11, 1891.
An act adopting William Davis and his son, James Davis as citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed October 12, 1894. Approved October 13, 1894, with amendment.
Bill No. 44. A proposed act to admit Louisa Trahern and his children as citizens. Passed House November 6, 1895. Passed Senate and approved November 9, 1895.
An act accepting Jackson Jones, Harriet Hunter, Vernett Taylor, Mary James, and William Grubbs as citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed Senate October 31, 1884. Passed House and approved November 1, 1884.
Bill No. 52. A proposed act admitting Mattie Baggete and her children as citizens. Passed House November 9, 1895. passed Senate and approved November 11, 1895.
Bill No. 4. A proposed act defining the time for reports to be made by collectors, inspectors on railroads, and citizens having contracts for lumber etc. Passed Senate October 14, 1896. Passed House and approved October 15, 1896
Bill No. 30. A proposed act creating three commissions to make a complete roll of the citizens of the Choctaw nation. Passed Senate October 28, 1896. Passed House October 29, 1896. Approved October 29, 1896.
Bill No. 41. A proposed act creating a commission to make the final roll of all of the citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed House and Senate November 3, 1897. Approved November 4, 1897.
Bill No. 9. Amending an act creating a commission to make the final roll of the citizens of the Choctaw Nation. Passed House and Senate October 18, 1898. Approved October 19, 1898.
An act creating a commission to accompany the Dawes Commission in making a roll of Choctaw Citizens. Passed Senate March 23, 1899. Passed House and approved March 24, 1899.
Bill No. 14. An act to amend an act creating a commission to accompany and assist the Dawes Commission in making a roll of the Choctaw Citizens. Passed and approved October 22, 1900.
Bill No. 45. An act for the relief of certain physicians for the vaccination of Choctaw Citizens. Passed Senate October 30, 1900. Passed House and approved October 31, 1900.
Bill No. 14. An act amending an act entitled ""An act creating a commission to accompany and assist the Dawes Commission in making a roll of the Choctaw Citizens. Passed and approved October 22, 1900. Approved by McKinley December 7, 1900.
A letter from J. George Wright, Indian Inspector, to S.J. Homer, National Secretary, advising the approval of the President of the act entitled ""An act amending an act creating a commission to accompany and assist the Dawes Commission in...
Bill No. 45. A proposed act amending an act entitled ""An act creating a commission to accompany and assist the Dawes Commission in making a roll of the Choctaw Citizens."" Passed and approved November 6, 1901. Disapproved by...
A letter from J. George Wright, United States Indian Inspector for Indian Territory, to S.J. Homer, National Secretary of the Choctaw Nation, returning the act and stating the President's approval of the act entitled ""An act...
Be it resolved by the General Council of the Choctaw Nation that we most respectfully request the Hon. Secretary of the Interior to take charge of these lands when segregated and in cooperation with the Principal Chief lease them whenever possible...
A resolution memorializing the Secretary of the Interior to make a per capita payment of the townsite fund to the Choctaw citizens. Passed December 18, 1902.
A letter from Acting Indian Inspector to National Secretary stating that it was not necessary to obtain the President's approval on the act entitled ""A resolution memorializing the Honorable Secretary of the Interior to make a...
An act authorizing the appointment of allotment commissioners whose duty it shall be to assist citizens under the direction of the commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Passed and approved October 29, 1903.
An act to authorize, empower, and direct the Governor of the Chickasaw Nation to appoint and commission two competent and well fitted citizens as commissioners on the part of the Chickasaw Nation to negotiate with the Choctaw People relative to the...
Bill No. 29. A memorial to the Secretary of Interior to instruct the appraisers to estimate the number of acres of cleared land owned by citizens on lands segregated for coal purposes and to allow said citizens reasonable compensation. Passed and...
The South McAlester Capital Oct 26, 1899; an appeal to Green McCurtain to intervene on behalf of the citizens of Atoka; they were upset over the work of the townsite commissioners (designating allotments)
A proposed act prohibiting citizens to employ non-citizens to take charge of stocks of any kind or gather them from the range. Passed Senate November 1, 1887. Passed House November 7, 1887. Passed over veto of Principal Chief November 9, 1887.
Bill No. 24. Resolution requesting the Secretary of the Interior to revoke the order withdrawing pine lands from allotment and to permit citizens to file on the same under certain restrictions. Passed by Senate and House and approved October 28,...