Indian chieftain. [volume], July 10, 1884, Image 2

About Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902

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IXITA, I. T.,JULY lb, 1SL
Justnow lucre Is seme commo
motion In the Choctaw- Nation
which doubtless has been raore or
less exagjrentteit as to extent in.rc
ganl to the permit lairs. iUIes
Hoyt. cell known in this 'town,
had been, cmnlovin; a number of
! white men.
Xie rcceak. fccary rains trhfctr
- . . . - -
irtuaiiinrareau immense com
rrip have dfctwiici.he farmers
" .-osthcrn Kansas on sellings their
.u com.
L General Hek will establish
and refusing to pay
permit tax was. tried,, and lined
some 500 or $GX). To prevent
rtlic operations of an execution
! Hort gathjercd up all his personal
property and removed across the
iliue- into the- Gherokcc Nation.
Since these troubles have arisen
the court home has been burned, 1
?m?elf bi teoopit.fccTerri-i ffll Hoyt is suspected of being the
ry, almost at once. Sigfe waters
i are conndcMhlk sciarded opera
tions 2a fHr dtKetfae.
Botii fcowea CSmgress adjourn
last Mow if afeeraooa at three
Iclock. Many mcoiIkss, narticu-
rlv of the tattee, were absent,
e Democratic convention claim-
Bg-Hieir attestioa.
'The'Chickwaws are also in tae
ncc -cutting baeincae,, bat t&erc
o. care is taken. o preserve tnej
BjaterUiL The fteere ae prorld-
rd with iochetrw all -wires are
bit twice betweatt aaca-peet.
The NatHHul Democratic Con-
rcntion atacBMMed in Chicago
fecsdaj jwon but at the- time of
sing to preee, TkiHday morning,
so noi:nastci"faal been made. In-
lications were strongly in favor of
jOT Uleveiaau as thc nominee.
ov. Hcbbard, of Texas, tr.is made
cmporary ehairaMR and Col. VT.
Vilas, of "Wiscoasin, pcrma-
icnt.
Payne azri hk following it seems
ire not escaped the notice of the
svemmeot. A dispatch dated
luiy- 6 states that the President
s issued a proclamation warning
ill persons iafeedlng to take forci
ble possession of the Oklahoma
iands of the Indian Tefritorv. that
iio military faeces of the United
State w31 a -meed, if necessarr.
rt more all wmk iatevders.
incenuiary. A warrant has been
issued on this charge, but up to
last accounts remained unserved.
The authorities- insist that they
have positive evidence of this
crime against Hoyt and the pre
vailing opinion is that he will at
least be permanently outlawed
from the nation. Ills farm is said
to-have been as-fine a one as the
Territory can boast and his friends
are loth to believe him guilty of
all thatis charged. Latest advices
give no assurance of a better stale
of affairs.
The Kansas Oifcr Tiates in very
ircastlc term Iccmh the Chero
'es.of beine; nmacjaiwts on the
lanu question. Ta Cherokecs are
irmly .'of the owiaioM that this
ri belongs to titera, and at last
if cooate the mctetary of the inte
rior entertained the same belief. It
ight be remarked that Ids conclu-
iussm the premises amount to
1y as much as those of any other
ic person.
For some months past the deni
zens of Dodge City have been pre
paring for a regular Mexican bull
fight to be presented July 4th.
Some 3,000 or 4,000 people -were
assembled on the fair grounds to
witness this novel spectacle, but
the dispatches indicate it to have
been a very tame affair indeed.
The fight took place in an arena
100 feet in diameter enclosed by a
fence eight feet high, provided with
eight escapes and two ladders.
There w ere five bull fighters and
four animals. The first bull ush
ered into the ring made the only
fair fight, furnishing only half an
hour's amusement The second
was quiet and, showing no spirit,
was withdrawn. The third pranced
into the ring, throwing up clouds
of dust. After being angered by
several spear thrusts, he made
matters very lively, and after being
exhausted was lassoed and dragged,
from the ring. The fourth proved
a failure, and the crowd demanded
the first bull, -which was returned
to the ring. After a brisk fight
and much charging the picadore
gave him a fatal thrust with the
lance and he fell dead. One of the
matadores was severely injured
about the ribs in the final encoun
ter and he mar not recover.
supposed to have stolen a cow was !
arresud by the Lreek Light Ilorsi .
Nowto get out of it he is trying
to prove that he is a U. S. citizord
and tnat the Creeks have no- juris
diction. If he docs prove it he will
lose the rights he has been enjov-
fuy: here, a, -most brilliant plan.
. 1... jUarfcs was in town Jumlay
looking after parties to cut hay. Ilf
had a contract with the Mo. Pa. to
deliver 2,000 tons at Ft. Worth and
other Texas points, to be cut in the
Territory between Mubkojree and
Dcuison . One contract for 100 tons
has alrcadv been closed with Jim
Lordcn at Atoka. Marks is a lively
young man anu we hope he comes
out at the top of the heap.
JL Curtain and lady, whoibr sev
eral months have been uoinjr the
Territory and particularly the Creek
Nation, "studying the Indian lan
guages and modes of communica
tion, including their old method of
picture writing, for the Smithso-
nianlnstitute at Washington closed
his labors here on Saturdav and left
for the east. Both aie painstaking
students and have laid up 'many
facts concerning these Indians for
future generations.
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50TES FOR THE STOCK BJL1SER.
It is said 5,000 has been secured
to atsiit this Territory in being rep-
l resented at the Wbilds Fair in New
December. In a
It weeld aeea th-t Dave Fame
; at length becoming known to his
itutfliharsfn Kansas. Th ft1il
cell Journal oflartcafc Iws tl,ei?r!aa' ""
rr.T7nTrin rara.rbuio-ivtr-f l" nn.
Ice of thav individual :
Faroe never Ttad anr faith in I
i vsnanvm. scacmes, uut ne- is
I ustsiiajTt&Mmmh to lead parties
LT .. . ii - ir i
ui mui now ub liiuusrauy uicuncu i
i uc uivnuHCM-juio mis uosiness
id profit bv it himself, while thev
tl evelrthin' III Mr ltavi
r - i it t r -.n 4 :ii
i judl uiauuiuicuv WllL
The flics are more annoying to
stock this year than common, is
the report from all sides.
The estimates arc thatlromCoO,
000 to SOO.OOO head of cattle will
be driven from Texas this year.
The cattle in the region of the
Sac and Fox arc said to be doing
well but none are yot ready for
shipment. "
Pome of the uouthem Kansas pa
pers are advocating a nock tic fes
tival for the purpose of breaking
up the promiscuous stock stealing.
There arc 14,000 horses on the
Dodge Citv market, or was a few
thrys ago, so it is reported. Throe
or four herds have left tliero, in the
East week, and started back to their
ome.
Two head of young cattle be
longing to Mr. Howellj on Little
Cabin, have recentlv died, and the
cause is presumed to be black leg. i
The disease is not reported else- j
where.
Old Mexico has twenty million
head of cattle, andaliimlred thou
sand of these will be sunt up to
Colorado and a hundred thousand
to Wyoming and Nev Mexico the
present year.
To aire lice on cattle, put a pint
of air-drv slackwl line in a onttnn
bag and dust the cattle with it.
Two applications a week or ton
days apart will clean them off. A
pint of lime will be mough for two
full grown animals.
In the Barber cooity roundup
no strays are being taken along ex
tlie owners 'are kntwn. all un
claimed ttock -beios left on the
range on which it isund. Mav
crioks are gobbled bj$hc first man
who can get his iron 'n them.
Oddwell Standard.Und: In the
next four davs there will be four
i special trains of ahoit twenty cars
each leave this citv loaded -with
lettcr,to the Hon. Wash Gravson
the director general states that the i cattle for Minneapolis, Minnesota.
funds will beavailable to the mana
gers of the enterprise in the Ter
ritory in the same proportion as
the o. S. Govcrmcnt loan of a mil
lion dollars becomes available to
the managers at New Orleans. The
be due in a
Live stock: shippers of the coun- short time, and plans and other ug-
try arc beginning to realize the , getUons to facilitate a proper ox-
tt that few of their number be- ? hibition
ne rick mee, aad many are in date.
le cndiaif otiw it while with
rceuer, in rcrvese is the case.
fo one save tininc elves seems re
sponsible for this state of things,
id if .they desire ta ruin, them-
elvcs by E-biddiae;for a chance
lose- money am a produceifs
f tock,. tiey Wve a riht to da so.
tunnc and- ahipMsr cattle is an
very cleely aMted todcal-
kif ft. fiitnres and rsquFres both:
rotten aod jstdfwcst iKsyond, tbe-
lossesaion-of j&eet mert.
Ul? to.- few short yaars ago the
cowoqy" was simply a man, or
toy who from the day he found a
ittlcinsignificant calf on the prai-
2, Wiowed it fo tlie cars for ship-
isnt three or four years later. Of
tte-days this same individual has
frown to be a hero, and really re
ives more attention from the pa-
f;rs and tbe people than the herd
; follows. Under thctrid regime,
rhen seber, the cowboy was a
. snasuauug leiiow, m his
ay a perfect gentleman, whose
icndshjn jsA courage was res
ected' and" admired. The new
are promised at a later
TXSKIT9ST JL5B BOKBEK 50TES.
Judge Doyle, of the Eufala Dis
trict, Creek Nation, died on the
28th of last month.
Theodore Baughman, oCCaldwcll
has been appointed a government
scout under General Hatclr and will
serve m-thcTerritory operations.
Advocator Wilkcrson- Brothers
as sub-mail contractors from here
u J?t- Gibson, tliis nation, were
superceded Tuesday last by Sub
Contractor Blackmore, of Musko-
fThey belong to Mr. Jiseph llosen-
baum, and consist ot earlmgs.
Tlie raising of mulis, which is
declared iiloutliern Uansas to be
much more profitable than horses,
should receive favoraUc consider
ation throughout tic Territory.
Many of our surroundiigsare iden
tical or superior for the purpose to
theirs.
One man recently slipped twenty-eight
sacks of "wod, weighing
o'ver S00 pounds each from Cald
well to Philadelphia. His shoap
high grade and fullblood Mari
no sheared a little ovsr six pounds
each. The rams avenged a shade
over twenty-four pounfs.
An agent of a heavy Texas cattle
company oiTers to- liuoad almost
any number of very slek yearlings
at this point for $1G pir "head, or
twos at 20. Cows bnod best in
Texas, but their offering grow
into beef much more npidly in the
Territory. As a contcquenrc it
pays best to buy Texs yearlings
and rear them ficre.
r i -v- : AM.-.it Lt
TiC?1??: ."SLI- H.lredCo's.ranchnenon8alt
nance of the Uilkcrson hue ofloo.e dars 'nd killc(1
coaches we arc not advised. Charles H. and'TboSw K. Watts
Caldwjjll Standard: cstcrdayTljcso parties had ben wilfullv
evening, United Deputy Marshal cutting fences belongiig to the ,
Williams arrived in the citv from cow men, and when raiiim.trated
Fort Reno, in charge of Wesley with opened fire. A Conner's jurv ;
ndcu,din.?uuunaa onraux t ueciareu me acts jusuiabio, imt
by Indian police on a charge of the ronnfv nltrniT- at in filivl
.- 1... .Y-
larceny and Highway robbcrv.
Tliis fellow has been a bad man in
the Territory for a long time. He
had been consorting with the Chev-
enne Indians and was with the sang
i of Running Buffalo when they
I attacked E. M. Ilorton some weeks
ago, and the Indian was killed.
Among his other thefts lie stole
the pocket book of Mr. Bennett of
the hrui of Owens ifc Bennett, and
complaint 'and had fcnrdf tlie iwr-
ties arrested.
Caldwell Journal: Pruyne tt
Ayers have sold ainl tfdiverwl to
Mr. Foss theirlMinch ef ttock eaUJe
now in the Foss pastire, at 80
around. Th6 herd numtered about
500 hcadj and were a voir fair stock
of cattle. They have bn held on
that range for the pns?t tlrce vears.
There are probablv fifiwi thousand
ucn nas uecn nomzea anu nei' i . , ... . . :." .
l irn nrt in!nrmoi Tfi-ir f rfintnitn lm . . r
'. ,, -,r ,, ,. .. r CLOtTnn I llcaa o1 stock cattle or vmngsstecrs
.held Mr. Bi-nnett up for 830 03. ; ,i. 1. .. - .i" ..-i
r t.l unii: r.i. t :. ..!" "u '""" a" "" mc uaii
ed until it can scarcely be called
improvement and lis bravery
Limiversally questioned.
1 uff-7 : - to0k i i n ! d Red Fo-k. They
j itehiU this morning and 1 will wiU not be sufficlent to w tc
, surely fo to the penitentiary'. He lem:inil whon that d Q njog
links-Ais mas, had he the
woultf car
t" cngare
capi-
in .
CoL B. H. Campbell, who be- is a bad man
lings to an association JioHhng ; A distressing accident occurred
leia the outlet, in a recent in- some days ago at tlie fcinn of John
Srvien-witk3newspapcrrcportcr,l?Ta'a1,uw "' awovc U3Xier
aks rightout plainly and scn-.Ar "'' i 77 Wf 1,; i;r,
!y regarding-Dare Payne. He Pasanghhf friend's stallion here-
marked that it was tlie gentlestan
imal of the kind he had ever seen.
t TT tl l..l .1 J- .1 T.;
k raising-1 tlie territory, as by , .. - .. . n . - .
doing he woold: lose notoriety furwani nnicklv followed bv a
s an agitator, lecoMngouly a com- terrible kirk with botlf feet, "Mr.
koncowBian. UOI. traranbeix lur- Jirganueingjusi.uienniuisianrc
lCrsay that to have bis unlawful . ffon,1IunItb """f e c ixl f.or
Ltspunished, would be considered iust alve thu left eve and 1k1p !
lie LcigJit of success, as he would crushing the skull "in a frightfnl
aeninhis own mind become a maT-J manner and rendering him almost
rr. "To use the correct expres- 18ele. He was picked up and
fcirL'aTl tbe genUeman, 'I do not ? ncil ? a physical!
rui4, wj.w.jcuu a v at once called, but it was useless
iU2 the fnwat is going to'cnjpt to-restore the injured
which will be as soon as tie beeves
from our local ranches arcshipped.
GEAYSVILLE
The Business Centre t
CHOICE STOCK OF GENERAL MER
CHANDISE On Grand River, 4: Miles East of Choteau,
EtrOur stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Hats, Grocories, Qucensware, Tinware;
Saddlery, Harnoss, Boots and Shoes always complete, and sold at lowest prices.
a. w; GREEIT,
Post-oflice Vimta.I.T'
t'ropofTIeft carand
split in riht.
ItanRe On Jones
crcck.iMsht tuilfs
iioiilipast of Vi
nita, I. T. 'J3
Cutlery.
.
I ECavc J?vix"cliased tlio
GRAY FLOHRMG AOT) SAW MILL,
.And am 3?rcpaied to do a General HNXillin Business.
A. P. OOODTKOOKT2,
rost-uliir', Vioita, I. T.
Various marks and
oUl bru.iils.
Itanpe On 1'ryor's
i-rut'I:, 15 miles
west of Vinita..!.
T. 'JO
Tra MiiMlC 1 tWrtia
VT. O. FATTOH & CO.,
rost-ofli', inita, I. T.
P. O., Choteau,
Ind. Ter
THE
OLD RELIABLE
General Store.
Where you eau dex)eiid on getting
TJSTGc SLXidL 'JPDEilOJESS A-S
f a - Jf 1 ,
W. T. J1ATTT,
Poatofiicc, Mnita, I. T.
Iirand on either
eiilc or hip.
itangeaortli rroa
Viuita. 33tf
csssrs
Smooth crop in tFie
left ear.
Horjtobrandel Uif i
lwme on the left r
hp.
Ilange Rock erect t
V. CRJT,
Postoflicc, C hontcan, I. T.
Pome cattle bmI
V t on left side.
tar mark Over-
I slope in each can
itanze on f rrori
creek, I. T.
Sly
it. R. TAYLOR.
Tostflicc, Vinita, I. T.
Branileil on
liotli sides.
Crop ott" left
car and split
in risht.
EAxnr, Lo
cust creek.
fijfyESMa
rUsfe-
f- - -
NATHANIEL SKINNER,
Post-oifire, imtar I. T.
Unde?
slunc in
i each ear.
lnicr.
I l'rvor8
crwk, -JMi
m. touth
of Vinita
I near 31.,
K. & T.
,u.i:.
a-.. If es45v.ll "
if ?nTi' Trffa m ii
VBMiitawi it,. , - S
aHiH
yutorirs
t. r
p
B. F. UTLSTEAD.
Post-oQin, Prainc City, I. T.
Brandcltrith
same brand
on both aides:
and botk
hips.
KAXGX,IIkad.
ot Homo
creek.
ESSHUi 9
WM. DONALDSON,
P3tuffii-, t ta Ind. Tct.
N. rue rattle br'nilM
! on left side.
Itansr On
Little Cabin
I mt, nine mili-a
northeast of Vinita
TH01IPS0N,
O. Vinita, I. T.
Full & Complete Assortment
VJ Everything needed hy the jteople oj the Xallon. Jfy longlcxiirienee
hits taught we juel tchat hind of gouda the jcojjfe traiif.
I Carry No Dead Stocfc !
nods not salable.
Tlie profits on goods I soli aro not oaten np by losses on
small profits, and will do "So. One trial will convince the most skeptical
f ii
IcannSordiofe'lHpr'
osr
car
c&-
car
Still at the Fron
t
1 i
tLaiS!
vr.
p. o,
KanjreonllipOa
bin (,"rp!t, : iniles
south of Vinita.
T. DAVIS.
Vinita, I. T.
MOSES KEOKUK.
Postofficc, Sac and Fox Agencr.
Some -'old?
cattle brand
etlonlyXon!
rihthip.
11 o T s or
brand K otr
right shoul
der. Kar
marks, crop
otTthericIit
and swallow fork in left. 20tf
JOHN COUNTBYiyfAX.
Post-office, Echo, I. T.
Br.md jevea-
np, either side
.Mart. croi
oil right ear,
tinder slope off"
left ear.
llange. Horse
creek. C. 2 .
T?iinik ftTv
(iraud river
iM'twecn Ca
bin & Duck
crveks.
W. E. HALSELL,
Fost-of3ce, Vinita, I
r
Chorokeo Orphan
t- w w
Asylum.
Alarkniooth
cropinleftear
and undeibt
in right.
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WITH-A FULL STOCK OF DRV GOODS. ( I.OTIIIXU, HOOTS A XD SHOES. HATS, FFRXISH.
1XG GOODS, UliOCEIUES, niEEXsU'AHE. SCHOOL BOOKS', ST.lTI&XEUi'fdv Cw. u ul
tee me.
khhh
.mzwEZ'mmi
rlfiliaOk
I)
-TB3
JANE OAPTA1IC3. -tkiatook
Post-office, C. N.
iTorse
brandsame
on left.
shonltTer.
Uane on
II o mi n y
tvek0iage .
Nation.
"W". H. MARKER
Postoflipe, Mnita, I.T.
A. G. RAYMOND
HOLD THE FORT
-OTs" TPEE-
1 h s r -n 1 -r.il . r. . r ., an.l nn
JcLitu'I lailif.r koj t ip .n ramh
A ar i:w car r rk and otd brands.
HjrK rai l-h tan shot or. kfthlioul
Jt r 1 .
Kan ch, on
ISird Cnwk,
c ii lit mites
nprth of Tuba
I.T.
CropofTor
left ear, un
der hair
cropinright
N?mt tatt.c Lranded
n h p. itrglit hip
-9Efc
ILan'-t1 Iiig Ca
bin creek.
m
on right side.
JOtf
R M. WTLLIAMS,
'h . l'ruine Citv. I
Largest Line of Hard-ware, Stoves and.
Tinware kept in the Cherokee Nation.
4 5HH
FURNITURE
ASD
STOVES.
WELLS BROS. & FRIGG.
Pbst-olfico, (toffcyville, Kansas.
anon
other brand
and ear marks
Anv psrtic
knoWinsr ot
cattlcbranill
t n ns '
T W V onrisht
Hn K.. ciiftfT,iY
fr.,n..lT I Tl ..w....
!"" 1 - -jwi 11 in. 01
their rcnlar rxTjre on Verdigris river.
aoove uopij-M
will bo h'.wrar
I
-lirfF
1 left
born.
Itanze.
Coal.
nwt.
EVANS, HUNTER &: NEW2IAN.
Fost-Offlce,
Evans vjlle, Kansas.
u it -ar,
nndfibit
ru'if.
OWoni fonnationof
f s !,.i Pnisr.
norn, . 1
randol
off or
Doors, Windows, Window Glass, Paints and Oil.
In fact eveiytliing yon want in tlie Household Line.
3 WZJl
saaVJs?.ai
E. B. Henry F. O. Vinita, Lt!
Also l3oa
8idc.Ca3 v
Various other-
macks and old
brands.
Ranch n
WJiite Oafc.
Creek. IB
1 HWF
sjiiiJr
Qpf OOJ?"J?aJLLJS
&v
xi.i.-ri!
j iia'r i.rt. : - . a 'p'jun-.I 5
i on lft i l ,t.ii .i.i v,tti,i. i.ir. "ffa
marked QM and s mir P X1 tt?
Uit- ut- awcj t.T 1 -- i'i. tyjyj tM th
jin-jt- SSaU 1 . .1 . , arb T t. s a
steers r.M.I-l.uaii'1 Eapoa near
ilf. Yur iw tar-lilBinarK.
1 ctM.E t ...mane hi , r,nntv iool.
M. VT COUOH.
t-inii LuMi.ii.-t reck.
BtiiVC
For Good Goods at Bottom Prices go to
ROMAN FEYER DROPS.
This is tlie only anil host rnuedjr fur
the rjcficaf nn- f l"e-cr aid A sue
without any Ktjnrioua rvtwlb to the
ronautntion. This metUHne diould lie
taken strictly arconliii to thWtKitis.
A half-bottle sltould be tnktn prnrv
Vinita,
md. Ter
ST. LOUIS
wr-iith day after Uie last rttark of
fever, told by
M. Frazee &, Co
i
Viufea, L T.
:i
... ... ... ... 1
:cy iriui tni iule sgitator m:
trv looer, lt from present.
-. - . - . t
iiT"tnr?nts ot, jBOTerairt. onicials '
.1. tttcn the phyfcian arrived
was una&le to firsrallow, uncon
scious and totally ivist receiving
., . . r , 1 assi Bianco 01 any khiu. iio oucti,
tL.n-coaatw,IfcNi- every rea- afler SPTeraI onrs thc most
;i t jrrtfcatJbe pabncili astBiizing pain, at 4, oVlock next
- tirrui? MCa) xne seat ot morning.
O:
1
t
The Brvnaf Gctce la L.
encd March and Sqt, cich
lyca-: 210 roses, szll
lun-lics, with o-er 3HOO
illu&traliuns a xchoii pic
ture callcrv. Circs rbokv
Ealepritta dki to totuwutrt on all pioJs
tor erazui or Uaal mc Xclb lxr
to order, and gives exact cost of cerr
tLing yea utc, caV drink, veai-, or bari
fun vtils. TIiae imaluabla bonktcoa
tain inlonnslkin glesnol frva I lie trur
JxU of tbe vorld We Trill nail a fopr
Free to any Mrcss upon receipt of Uie
pesataje- 7 Tat. lit us iteat iruai jet.
2taptclitdlr,
MOffTCOHERY WARD CO.
I -E--a.itis
The Only Wholesale Yarns in S.
Louis Accessiblo by Sail
and Waer!
1. Kvorv railroad entcrins Pt. Inis
is tlirectlv tributarv to these yards. 1
2. Tejca's shippers ate infonnc-1 that ;
eonneetion with thie vanls from the ,
' Iron Monntain & Vinthcrn railroad can 1
) tie made witlrotit cost and with mnrl. j
3. Thctevards have the peculiar ad-1
vantap; of lcins locateu on me m.
Lonis sidl f the river, from which
five- bnritlred tlioiiKand people draw
theirnrovibion Mipply.
4. Every packing hone in St. fxnid
has a reinlar buyer stationed hero.
Bnyersof rattle, liosaand sheep, Ioth
fur'thc home market ami ca&tern bhip
ment. are at all times represented.
( 5. tor comfort and convenience these
I ranis have no Miperior in thc conntry.
Two lines of street cars approach here.
Hotel, telegraph olUeea and other con
veniences lorstocxmenon llieprpiniacs
fcSTILL 3I(IiLKV.
JESSE COCHRAN,
rostoftiti", CbclM-'a, I. T.
Sui.Kith crop oil
of left ear.
lUnjse- Ibar miles
weat of Chelsea.
FoST & COREY,
roistoffirt . I-littopa, Kaus.
Kt'on rlijlitsble.
1 Alvrl' minlitlf
Jlnpe on hrad
n.iiJit.; 01 lJttlc
Cabin creek.
B. CUEL.
rostoflice, Cuireyxille, Kans.
J C on left hip or
side, and naddle
Ktirrn on right tide
BiaHHl
MES. J,
I K3fS
A. MILLS,
Tost-oHicc, CiietoM, Kan1-.
1-nn.Kjtli t r , i;dcuderl.at iiu 'si ir
JOSEPH HTTNT,
t.t o!lict'f inita, I. T.
Crop and
split in left
ear. under
bit and zinc
tax iu ris;ht
JUnch, 12
miles west
of Vinita
at the beiit
of Prror'4
creek. Iuiinn?, between Pryor'"aad
Lightning creeks.
'Tia
M i -- JTJrWaB
vjm
a
aw-j'yr.t2T'
Crop oil right tar, and !nailow-fork is
Irft. -utf
C. M. UcCleUan.
IVbloilke. Oouala, I.
.:
Pl'H row j
attl- llan-i.-ll
li..ll-
T.
& '1 'r.f i... A u
KlSal " '1 SSM beh in
uaA 'i 1
A BOTJDINOT.
Post-office, Tahleqnali, I. T.
Braniled on
lvft side.
Ssme brand
ed OO on bip
and shoulder,
either side,
with various
marks. Sold
only to ship.
Ra'nce. Illi
nois river, I ir.iles cast of Tahleqnah.
Mrs. ISABKTiT.A NEWMAiT,
lVt-ofiice. .s'Jatook, I. T.
I
a M
Rffrt
at tie iuidtt a?3 ,1 .. 11 1, 1 .
Horl.raiHlC. 31
K.xu Ii 1.11 laiirv.
or nip.
Kangc
cicvk.
CurJ
41
TiifSj"
Morse brand I Z.
- J. O. HALL.
lst-otlicc, Vinita, I. T.
L'nderblt in each
Iforse brand same
on left hip.
Rauge 1h f wet 1
Cabin sad Prvor
creeka.
20
dctsIai'jK-.!
on left idi
vr.a
rost-t 0i'
NELMS,
, 3'- 1
.
r;.ini.
n n...-
free t,'
I miles
s"m!i of
Vniua.
1 KiEHrt
' Itani h . - Kock Creek, OsgcXatioBU
Arthur Podge
P O., roffey
Tille, Kss.
Kanire, on
Worf creek. 53
miles south t
CoacyvilIe.Ka
J,
J3
!twl
rdntj
WV.B.ULS.VY rVcaideat.
m MI
H-
rar
5f n1.osce Jocmal Sim ?tfa kv
Secretary ana Treasurer,
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