Local notes on toys, cattle, and community events
A mixed local notes column reports Christmas toys being opened, mule shipments underway, hay market activity at Big Cabin, and social visits between Vinita Chelsea and other towns. It mentions a fire at an orphan asylum, steers sold in St Louis, hotel purchase in town, travel to Memphis, Creek nation visits, and a church Sunday school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doho Ganter
Big Cabin
Red Cross Ball
Orphan Asylum
Joe Knight
Walter McAnally
Rousselville
Ark
Vinita
Robert Chandier
Callie Fravier
Hall
Wa. Chouteau
Lttle
Mabel
Chelsea
Johnson
St. Lewis
Morrison
Lane
Tiree
Adair
Jube
Warren
Stadt
Setreere
Presbyterian Satbath
Alderson
Boia Br Chapman & Briggs
Market News and Local Notices from Vinita
Hall sold six cattle to the St. Louis market for a top 4.75 while Matt Hawkins moved 900 pound cattle for 4.25. Corn prices slipped to 20c and under in parts. Gip Davis returned home from Spokane with his nephew Bert Smith’s remains. Died at 75: Jacob P W Rice of Vinita. Lem Parris sends apples to the Chieftain. A Bucklen Arnica ad promotes skin cure. James and Merrett Reynolds arrive from Oregon. J W Jump plans a fortieth birthday tour to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
St. Louis
Tennessee
Georgia
Matt Hawkins
J. O. Hall
Gip Davis
Washington State
Spokane
Bert Smith
Jacob P.W. Rice
Vinita
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
James and
Merrett Reyonolds
Oregon
Cherokee Nation Council Advances Reports and Insurance Bill
The Cherokee national council sent a report requirement for Fort Gibson custodians and passed a delegation bill to send two delegates to Washington. A proposed Indian Territory insurance department bill received first reading but faces slim chances this term. The senate backed Robt. B. Ross for the U S court clerk post. a bill to cut executive secretaries to two was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamiegean
Cherokee National Council
R. W. Walker
L. Bowden
Fort Gibson
Walker
Davenport
Sam Sanders
Senate
House
Washington
Indian Territory
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
National Council
Robt. B. Ross
United States Court
Northern District
Ross
James B. Woodall
New York
Trasher
Slade-Bender
Manhattan
New York City
United States
Congress
Cherokee Nation
Senator Butler
Council
Butler
Executive Department
Kerwkegaston
Mbiequah
I. T
Cooweescoowee
Sequoyah
J. T. Panks
Cherokee Nation Acts Cut Executive Secretaries and Abolish Auditor
National council votes to reduce executive secretaries to two and abolish the auditor of accounts effective January 1 1900. The plan transfers records to the executive department and sets procedures for outstanding certificates and public records. A concurrent resolution preserves public records and requires census and decree copies for the Dawes commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Cherokee Nation
Office of Auditor of Accounts
Executive Department
Senate
Council
Cherokee Nation Dentistry Law And Public Notices
The Cherokee Nation council approves Senate bills including dental practice regulation and public funding for the Cherokee Advocate. It covers penalties for violations, residency requirements, and a bill to pay warrants and fund current and contingent expenses. Also notes the large claim against the United States and local visits, illness, and obituaries among territory residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trasher
Senate
Taneeoean
Dee
Congress
United States
National Council of the
Cherokee Naton
Board of Examiners
National Council
Executive Office
Treasury Department
C. D. Markham
Secretary of the Interior
Cherokee Advocate
Council
W.O. Cox
Troutman
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Chesney
Milford
Topeka
Euporta
Prospect
J. W. Jump
Peters Shoe Co
Tone
Pacific
Lem Parris
Mr. Parris
Bucklen
Arnica
A.W. Foreman's
People’s Drug Stores
William Little
William Litue
Towit
The
Tahlequah
James T. Troutman
Kansas
Wiley O Cox
Kansas City
William Reed Trasher
Robert L. Owen
Muskogee
Gv. Teoewann
L. B. Smith
Delaware
Little
Robert B. Rees
W.R. Badgett Mercantile Company
Ratcliff
Ratcliffs
Ed Fry
Sulisaw
Pensacola
Jobo Moore
Henry Sears
Frank McLaughlin
Familly
F. A. Ball
BR. L. Martin
Ste T
Ballet
Pryor Creek
George Mayes
George Nails
Webb City
Bagby
Will Cole
New
Strd
Methodist Church
Girard, Kan
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