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.
Spencer Academy was to be governed by and under the control of the said Board of Missions in compliance with the laws of the Nation. Approved in November 1842. Passed and approved October 23, 1876
Special message from Choctaw Nation to U.S. Congress, 1870.</br></br>Letter from W.T. Otto to Wm. Bryant regarding railroads in Choctaw and Chickasaw country, 1870.</br></br>Letter from P.P. Pitchlynn to Wm. Bryant regarding...
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.
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.
Six letters from the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes to the National Secretary of the Choctaws (E.H. Wilson) accounting for the laws which were approved or disapproved by the President, March 1908 - April 1909 (incomplete)
Roll No. 16. An act changing and removing an election precinct in San Bois County. Passed House and Senate December 13, 1902. Approved December 15, 1902.
Resolved that the Principal Chief of the Choctaw Nation shall bring suit against Forbis Leflore for the deficit in the settlement of his accounts. Approved Nov. 7, 1879.
Resolutions:</br></br>Account statements regarding Commissioners on the part of the Choctaw Nation and the Commissioner of Confederate States of America, 1861.</br></br>Resolution of instruction to the Choctaw delegation,...
Resolution to pay the officers and members of the present General Council, National Officers, and National Lighthorsemen. Passed House March 6, 1876. approved March 8, 1876.
Resolution to pay J.C. Hampton and Jesse Yota, clerk and door keeper of the Freedmen commissioners. Passed Senate October 18, 1887. Passed House and approved October 19, 1887.