A resolution to accept as true and correct the report of inspector in the Chickasaw Nation. Passed Senate November 6, 1888. Passed House and approved November 7, 1888.
A proposed act appropriating money for the current and contingent expenses for the Choctaw Nation for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1889. Passed and approved November 7, 1888.
Star-Vindicator September 1, 1877; copy of letter from S.W. Marston Indian Agent to James J. McAlester, August 28, 1877 regarding an order concerning tribal citizenship for intermarried whites.
Minco Minstrel July 19, 1895; resolution by Choctaws to act apart from the Cherokees, Creeks, and Seminoles in dealing with the U.S. on the issues of tribal government, allotment, etc.
The Daily Capitol December 17, 1896; an appeal of J.J. McAlester to Green McCurtain; gives good general history of coal mining in the Choctaw Nation, leases and laws pertaining to coal, etc.
The Indian Citizen March 18, 1897; letter of C.S. Vinson to Green McCurtain regarding the legality of specific legislation dealing with coal mine leases.
South McAlester Capital November 8, 1900; editorial on Choctaw and Chickasaw suit involving lands and other property and the citizenship claims of 4,000 people. A second article has more details.
The Indian Citizen February 16, 1899; letter W.G. Ward to the editor regarding Ward's disagreement with McCurtain over the method in which land titles should be established for allottees.
South McAlester News January 11, 1901; editorial on E.A. Hitchcock and schools -decision to bar court-declared citizen's children from attending Choctaw schools.