A proposed act to pay $2.00 per day to all Lighthorsemen attending the special session of the council for their expenses. Passed House March 30, 1870. Passed Senate and approved March 31, 1870.
A proposed act to pay one dollar and a half per day for expenses to the members then attending the General Council. Passed House October 27, 1869. Passed Senate October 27, 1869. Approved October 27, 1869.
A proposed resolution for the addition of $2.00 to the pay of members of the extra session of the council, per day. Passed House March 30, 1870. Passed Senate March 31, 1870. Repassed House April 6, 1870. Repassed Senate April 7, 1870.
A proposed act to give two dollars per day to certain officers so that they might pay their board session of the General Council. Passed and approved March 18, 1872.
A proposed act to allow $2.00 a day for the National Officers, Lighthorsemen, officers of the Council and members of the General. Passed House November 1, 1872. Passed Senate November 1, 1872. Approved November 4, 1872.
A resolution requesting the suspension of working on coal, lumber, and ship. Approved when Choctaws and Chickasaws agree on the terms of Royalty. Approved October 26, 1875. Passed the House and Senate on the same day.
A resolution to allow $2.00 per day to the Lighthorsemen who have attended the present session of the General Council. Passed and approved November 3, 1882.
D: Dale, Mrs. J. R. Dana, Dave A. Davenport, James S. Davis, Mrs. and Mrs. C. Ed [Davis], Frankie Pauline Day, Pauline Deweese, Atha Shelby Dilley, Annie L. [Mrs. W. Y. Dilley] Doris Douglas, A. B. (see: George A. Stewart in...
Seminole County Bar Association, dedicatory services, Court House. Cutlip served as toastmaster. May 11, 1925. Oklahoma State Bar Association. Cutlip read a paper entitled, ""History of the Law"". December 28-29, 1925. ...
Andrew Jackson: Hero of New Orleans by Daniel F. Cohalan. January 1930. Constitution Day and the Constitution by Justin Miller, Washington, D.C. September 17, 1935. Congressional Record reprint of speeches by Thomas P. Gore, Oklahoma...