A letter from Ryan, acting commissioner, to E.H. Wilson, National Secretary, advising the President's approval on November 23, 1909, of an appropriation made for salaries of trained tribal officers. Dated December 2, 1909.
A letter to E.H. Wilson stating that the act providing for compensation and expenses of McCurtain and Hill was approved by the President on November 23, 1907. Dated December 9, 1907.
Bill No. 63. An act making appropriation to pay expenses of council from December 2, 1905 to February 28, 1906. Passed House and Senate February 23, 1906.
Bill No. 67. A resolution accepting the report of I.S. Lowrey for the first district of Choctaw Nation, for the quarters ending September 30 and December 31, 1905. Passed and approved February 27, 1906.
Bill No. 45. An act creating a board of commissioners with authority to represent the Choctaw people in matters affecting their interests as a tribe after the expiration of the tribal government. Passed Senate November 23, 1905. Passed House and...
Bill No. 31. A memorial to the Congress of the U.S. in regard to the Goodland Presbyterian Missionary. Passed Senate and House November 23, 1905. Approved November 24, 1905.
Bill No. 33. A resolution asking that the land office at Atoka and Ardmore when consolidated be located at Coalgate Indian Territory. Passed Senate November 22, 1905. Passed the House November 23, 1905. Approved November 24, 1905.
Bill No. 34. A memorial to the Congress of the U.S. relating to legislation in behalf of the tribal schools. Passed Senate November 22, 1905. Passed house November 23, 1905. Approved November 24, 1905.
Bill No. 39. A resolution endorsing Hon. George Pritchard, U.S. Marshal for the central district of Indian Territory. Passed House and Senate November 23, 1905. Approved November 25, 1905.
Bill No. 46. A resolution responding to a special message from the Principal Chief concerning the sale of coal and asphalt lands of the Nations. Passed Senate November 23, 1905. Passed House November 24, 1905. Approved November 25, 1905.
Bill No. 45. An act creating a Board of Commissioners with the authority to represent the Choctaw people in all matters affecting their interests as a tribe after the expiration of the tribal government. Passed House and Senate November 23, 1905....
Bill No. 41. A resolution responding to a special message of the Principal Chief concerning the sale of the coal and asphalt lands and deposits of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations. Passed Senate November 23, 1905. Passed House November 24, 1905....
Bill No. 23. A resolution accepting the report of G.W. Scott, National Treasurer for the fiscal year ending October 1, 1905. Passed Senate and House November 25, 1905.
Bill No. 15. A resolution that council take a recess until November 14, 1905 and that this shall take effect from Saturday ten o'clock A.M., October 28, 1905. Passed and approved October 24, 1905.
Bill No. 32. A memorial to Congress relating to the Murrow Indian Orphan Home. Passed Senate November 22, 1905. Passed House November 23, 1905. Approved November 24, 1905. (missing)
Bill No. 15. A resolution accepting the report of George W. Scott, National Treasurer. Passed House and Senate October 31, 1904. Approved November 1, 1904.
Bill No. 22. An act to prescribe privilege or permit taxes and defining the manner of their collection. Passed and approved October 23, 1903. Approved March 12, 1904.
An act granting to Cooper Surratt a ferry on South Canadian River. Passed House and Senate December 10, 1902. Approved by T. Roosevelt on January 23, 1903.
A memorial to the various religious and temperance organizations of the U.S. Passed Senate October 22, 1903. Passed House and approved October 24, 1903.
An act appropriating funds to defray expenses of Special Election. Passed Senate October 22, 1903. Passed House and approved October 23, 1903; To the Senate and House of Representatives of the U.S., protest against plans for uniting Indian and...
An act appropriating $500.00 to defray the expenses of the Choctaw Nation in conducting an election to determine the sentiment of the Choctaw Indians in the matter of statehood. Passed Senate October 22, 1903. Passed House and approved October 23,...
Bill No. 23. A proposed act for the care and protection of the capitol building. Passed House October 22, 1902. Passed Senate and approved October 23, 1902.
Bill No. 24. A proposed act for the relief of Mother Virginia. Passed Senate October 21, 1902. Passed House October 22, 1902. Approved October 23, 1902.
Bill No. 25. A proposed act amending an act to increase the contingent fund of the Principal Chief. Passed House and Senate October 22, 1902. Approved October 23, 1902.
Bill No. 30. A memorial asking for the removal of Benjamin F. Hackett as U.S. Marshal for the Central District of the Indian Territory. Passed House and Senate October 23, 1902. Approved October 24, 1902.
Bill No. 23. A proposed act changing and removing the election precinct in Kiamitia County. Passed Senate December 18, 1902. Passed House and approved December 18, 1902.
Bill No. 23. A resolution refusing to accept the statutory allowance of $50.00 per mile for right-of-way from the Fort Smith and Western Railway Company through Choctaw Nation (30 Statute, 1368). Passed and approved November 4, 1901.
Bill No. 14. A resolution asking for the relief of Mother M. Virginia. Passed Senate October 22, 1901. Passed House and approved October 23, 1901. Disapproved by T. Roosevelt December 12, 1901.
Bill No. 19. An act granting to Robert Benton and Jerry Folsom the privilege to turnpike the road leading from Wister Junction to Howe. Passed Senate October 23, 1900. Passed House and approved October 24, 1900. Approved by Pres. McKinley January...
Bill No. 20. An act granting to Robert Benton and Jerry Folsom a ferry on Poteau River. Passed Senate October 23, 1900. Passed House and approved October 24, 1900. Approved by Pres. McKinley January 14, 1901.
A letter from J. George Wright, Indian Inspector, to S.J. Homer, National Secretary, advising the President's approval on January 14, 1901 of the act entitled, ""An act granting to W.G. Ward the right to build a bridge across...