A proposed act for the erection of two boarding school; one for boys and one for girls. Location for boy's school is at Spencer and girl's school New Hope. Passed and approved Nov. 2, 1870.
Letter by Richard J. McCloskey of the Indian Health Service to the Choctaw people, letter is also endorsed by Hollis E. Roberts, P.C.C.N., January 29, 1981; letter cites proposed changes in eligibility for IHS services.
A report of a special committee saying that the report of the National Treasurer is correct. Passed Senate October 28, 1872. Passed House November 4, 1872.
A report showing that the report of Forbis LeFlore, Superintendent of Public Schools, has been examined; that the superintendent of the New Hope Seminary has drawn $5000.00; that the report of Edmund McCurtain, trustee of Mosshoatubbee, has been...
A report showing that National Treasurer's report is correct and a resolution that the report be accepted by the Council. Passed by the Senate October 23, 1873. Passed and approved October 24, 1873.
Resolution authorizing the appointment of a Special Committee for a special purpose herein named. Their duty is to examine and report upon the report of the National Agent. Passed House October 23, 1876. Passed Senate October 25, 1876 and was...
Reports of S.W. Oaks District collector of 3rd district, is accepted as true and correct. Passed and approved October 1884. Passed Senate October 23, 1884.
Reports of O.P. Stark, and H.R. Schemerhorn, Supt. of Spencer Academy is accepted as true and correct. Passed House October 20, 1884. Passed Senate October 24, 1884. Approved October 25, 1884.
Bill No. 43. A resolution that the Principal chief is instructed to press on the Commissioners of Indian Affairs and the U.S. Indian Agent the necessity for the removal of intruders. Passed November 3, 1885. Approved November 4, 1885.
Bill No. 55. A resolution repealing the contract with Presbyterian Board, that is, the management of Spencer Academy. Passed Senate November 5, 1885. Passed House November 6, 1885. Approved November 9, 1885.
A proposed act of November 15, 1889 in reference to the report of Turnbull, superintendent of public schools. This report shows his account is short $178.70. Passed Senate and House December 19, 1889. Approved December 20, 1889.
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.
The Principal Chief is authorizing to employ a competent attorney as attorney and chancellor for the Nation. Passed House and Senate October 17, 1899. Approved October 19, 1899.
The accepted report of W.G. Kayser which was approved is hereby repealed and the report shall be referred back to the Financial Committee for a thorough investigation. Passed and approved October 27, 1899.
Bill No. 3. A resolution declaring that C.S. Vincent is not entitled to the office of County judge of Atoka County. Passed and approved October 15, 1902.
Bill No. 26. The Principal Chief is authorized to communicate with said prisoners in the various United States prisons to the end that said prisoners may select suitable persons to represent them in the selection of their allotments and in drawing...
A letter to the U.S. Indian Inspector stating there is no need to submit the resolution to the President denying further compensation to S.W. Peel. December 26, 1903.
A letter from U.S. Indian Inspector to National Secretary informing him that it is not necessary to submit the resolution entitled ""A resolution memorializing the Honorable Commission to establish branch land office in the Choctaw...
A letter from U.S. Indian Inspector to National Secretary informing him that it is not necessary to submit the resolution entitled ""A resolution endorsing the action of the convention of the Five Civilized Tribes held at Eufaula, Indian...
Bill No. 14. A memorial requesting continuance of present Choctaw Townsite Commission until its work is completed. Passed Senate October 27, 1904. Passed house and approved October 28, 1904.
A letter from Wright to Wilson advising that executive action is not required on the resolution concerning the boundary line between Choctaw Nation and the state of Texas. December 30, 1905.
A letter from J. George Wright, U.S. Indian Inspector, to E.H. Wilson, National Secretary, advising that executive action on the memorial asking that per capita payment be made after tribal property is disposed of is not required. January 2, 1906.
A letter from Wright to Wilson advising executive action on the Bill No. 34, asking that legislation be enacted continuing tribal schools until the end of the scholastic term in May 1906, is not required. January 11, 1906.
Address for memorial services to Shawnee Elk's Lodge, regarding war. Speech outline is on the back of a letter from Iris C. Saunders in Box 6, Folder 42. December 1, 1929.
Address to State Lions Convention, Ada, OK. A letter, originally attached to this speech, from William H. Goodner is located in Box 5, Folder 61. June 9, 1936.
Subject file. Publications (1939-1975) of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and other state and federal government agencies, along with reprints of articles regarding the American Indian. Included in the collection is a report (1970) entitled,...
Three documents, two letters and one detailed report. First, Elton Mayos letter to G.A. Pennock dated February 9, 1931, concerning the status of the Western Electric experiments and the importance of studying how fatigue, morale, preoccupation...
Little Nell is the novel's main character. Portrayed as infallibly good and angelic, she is devoted to her grandfather as he is to her. She leads her grandfather on their journey to save them from misery, and is protective of him on their...