A letter from Indian Inspector George Wright to National Secretary S.J. Homer transmitting the repealed acts of the Choctaw Nation. Dated January 10, 1899.
A letter from J. George Wright to S.J. Homer advising the disapproval of the President January 30, 1901 of the act entitled ""An act providing for the payment of certain contingent expenses necessary to protect the interest of the Nation...
A letter from National Secretary to John D. Benedict, Supt. of Schools in Indian Territory, concerning the act of the Choctaw Council appropriating $350.00 to Roger Wade Furniture Co. Dated December 31, 1899.
A letter from the Hon. Secretary of the Interior, J. George Wright, transmitting the act to pay $2500 to Wesley Anderson to the President for action. Dated March 7, 1899.
A letter recommending disapproval of an act approved October 26, 1898, rejecting the application of David W. Weeden to citizenship. Letter dated January 19, 1899.
A letter recommending disapproval of an act repealing an act of November 8, 1889 conferring citizenship on Richard Benjamin Coleman. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter specifying that the act repealing an act employing and appointing S. Guerrier, special agent and attorney of the Choctaw Nation was not properly certified and so is being returned. Dated January 2, 1899.
A letter to Pres. McKinley from Secretary Ethan A. Hitchcock recommending the approval of an act appropriating $2500.00 to Wesley Anderson for services as commissioner to Washington. Letter dated February 25, 1899.
A letter to S.J. Homer from George Wright asking for a copy of an act appropriating expenses for ""students in the states."" Letter dated May 22, 1899.
A letter to S.J. Homer from Mr. J. George Wright, requesting all acts of the national council of different nations of the Indian Territory hereafter be forwarded to the President of the U.S. for executive action, be not folded or rolled. Letter...
A letter to S.J. Homer stating that ""an act repealing an act employing and appointing S. Guerrier special agent and attorney of the Choctaw Nation"" was ""transmitted to the President for executive action.""...
A letter to S.J. Homer to examine the Treasurer's Reports and whether or not National Warrant No. 11 dated October 29, 1898, in favor of the American Book Company for $4905.00 has been paid. Dated August 30, 1899.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of an act approved October 28, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Betty A. Lewis. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of the act approved October 28, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Whit H. Hyden. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President recommending disapproval of the act approved October 29, 1898, repealing an act granting citizenship to Martha Beals. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President submitting and recommending disapproval of an act approved October 23, 1898, repealing an act granting to Nancy Lee Cundiff citizenship in Choctaw Nation. Dated January 19, 1899.
A letter to the President submitting and recommending disapproval of an act approved October 28, 1898, repealing in part ""an act granting citizenship to Sarah Wilson."" Dated January 19, 1899.
A memorial to Congress of the U.S. regarding Atoka Agreement, concerning royalties arising from the sale of coal and management of coal, interested in Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations. Passed and approved October 31, 1899.
A memorial to Congress of U.S. asking its consideration of the recommendations of the U.S. Indian Inspector for Indian Territory, have for claims set forth in Section 29 of the acts of Congress, approved June 28, 1898. Passed and approved October...
A proposed act accepting the agreement submitted by E.R. Cheadle, Special Commissioner of Choctaw and Chickasaw and Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes, on September 5, 1899. Passed House, Senate, and approved October 31, 1899.
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.
A proposed act authorizing the principal chief to order the National Secretary to distribute Law books in his possession, printed by J.P. Folsom. Passed House October 30, 1871. Passed Senate October 31, 1871. Approved October 31, 1871.
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.