The 6x9 hard back book, of about 300 pages with index, will be well-constructed as a permanent heirloom, the cover and spine embossed with the Society seal. The original manuscript has been edited by Pauline Hodges, Society Historian. Reserve your personal copies now to be sure you get them. Available this Fall, it will make a handsome and memorable gift.
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As an active participant, Tracy recounts the attempts to form Cimarron Territory as well as his part in the creation of the Oklahoma Constitution. His brother returned to his homestead somewhere on the flats west of Neutral City. He was a member of the Neutral City Vigilance Committee and he represented to them that three drunken rowdies from Gate City had chased him without warning and shot him with buckshot. He told them that he had not violated any law and was on his way to persuade his brother to surrender and return the stolen mules. At Englewood he had obtained the names of his three pursuers, and he gave their names to the vigilantes.