Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
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The Has. o. aasIaess uI.peaed of "a one shor
Neck
4 Nandly goes ~ his pockets for al5 as b,
goes 70 JAN ior IS daya.
-Rey j. L. Fuirel recently returned IRON
his snorthern trlp 10 me Interest Of Gallowe,
college
There came near being Ore az the depot
hotel recently The discovery was made ~
the nioAof time,
--For obstruotlng mail near Fred postoalce,
Chiekasaw nation, verdict ofacquitlal Ia case
Of Fitzpatrick and poss.
--informations were nled against . Wal
don for changing hrands K. Mcintosh and y,
Eyerige FOR disturbing worship
--rhc accounts Of Marshal Noodles FOR depu-
" mArshals' fees, ~ 260 ~, alowedi ,ommls-
bioners Law ana J. w. Hooker approved.
--Forfeitures were taken as followssJ. q,
pamncr, defaults Judgment taken agaIust
bondsmon. one Fitzgerald, Of Guthrie lndg-
nent against surctles for $500.
while Lcrblancs. son OF the Greek Judge
Tor this district. created come excitement re-
cently by commencing building Ii the street
Just south OF Mosa Co. Indian Agent Ben-
nett ordered his officer 10 remove Il, but VIII
lie replaced his work aud announced Ills in-
tentipn 10 ace that it remained lie holds the
fort, while the Authorities are considering the
most advisable course
In the case Of slmons VS. MILLS. attachment
and G Condon nterpleadcr. demurrer
to the interplea was argued last term aud de-
I. fItl.
msrning. In which the demurrer was over
ruled. and every point was saved to Mr. Con-
don The court, however, instructed the
proaeeutlng attorney 10 proceed against the
Oswego banker, for Tie penalty OF one dollar
per head for stock by him kept unlawfully In
the territory.
The following disturbers OF worship were
ground through IN this way Nathan Grimm,
dismiased Green Musgrove, plea OF guilty
and will dine at the Jail for ten days and pay
a fne Of SIS II he has the monoYi Nose Perry
man and sIlas Childers, prominent Cracks OF
Tulsa, pleaded guilty aud rejoice with very
slight iaconvenicuees Gen Pleasant Porter
aud The minister made strong appeals for
these gentlemen. Sam Yam, colsred aher-
IN Of Fort Gibson, for disturbing watch meet
ing, given 90 days and $50 hne W. &, Gen-
try acquitted on instructions that a crime had
not been committed az the benedlctlon had
been pronounced when the trouble arose. II
has heretofore been understood that ehgeh
goers were snSiiled to protection, etc.
In case OF y NJ sample against e. a.
Weed, demurrer was Glei last term. The
court took the matter under adyisement and
holds that defendants must answer although
the former question has not yet been disposed
Of on Information Of Howard against y,
Naylor ct al, Col. Creighton, Of Chotona, ar
gued motion 10 release the cattle seized for
the 81 % per head as q penalty, ON The ground
that the government had 10 right TO conhscate
the property, but had the ordinary remedy
motion overrnled with grave donbis. This
will give officers time In which to make them
selves solid by indemnity bonds from inform-
ers There are several heavy suits and SELF
ures Of this kind and great damage has been
sustained by parties for sonc persons 10 pay
The following timber cutters wers passed
in review G w Andrews, dismissed. The
poliexSf "a. e.uIt lang. to I.nis. homestead-
cra who are making homes IN good faith AL
though they cut timber on forbidden grounds
for fuel G Brown was brought In for resist
ing Texas depatirsi the case IS passed to the
2sth inst as witnesses are required 90 be In
Paris on N 2ist. jerome Fitzgerald. for re-
slstug deputy marshals Of Guthrie, pleaded
guilty ana danced to the jail under sentence
ofQo days to the time OF al00 iae with tile
chorus; stanas committed until the fine and
costs are paid w. " stone, a prosperous
Rod river farmer, and two sons. were brought
up yssterday charged with shooting a neigh
boris COW. They gave bond for their appear
ance this morning
The following makes mp the batch charged
with malicious mischief. Robert l.. Boie, OF
Oklahoma, shooting cattle Of 7 ) Dean.
acquitted The jury were severely criticised
for their verdict. by the judge Charles shr-
ley, Guthrie, conNctoi; given $50 6no
and ten days for meditatoni ne Is in Tie
last stages OF consumption Damages were
assessed a. s575, for which Judgment was
taken james smith, Chtrokee nation,
piesded guilty, and having settled with owner
for damage. was fined 500 and went on his
way. AL Murray and NJ Carr. passed 70 2lth
inst G Klein and G. Brewh were Informed
against on charges for malicious mischief
Al Loving. liyos south Of CoGcyvile. court
rsmanded ease to commissioner who held ac-
cused to trial on the e5th inst, Isaac Naper, q
Baptist minister, acquitted.
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;. tyson anu "'iiiH'" NoDsl's' Ass"u's AZ
Nynnewooai verdict oi snilV. oA motion
we i"sl haheu 'hiee were gwen new 'fl"ls'
au" cases Hoils" of A''''Ass ""iIone' y"nn
fned 500 He pleaded guilty to having dis