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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

The present is most unpropi-
tious time for this little Indian gov
ernment TO get into row among
its own people. The present is a
time Of all times when these
people should be in a position to
prove to the outside world that
they are capable of self govern
ment and can be trusted with the
administration OF their own affairs.
The United States commissioners
will get a bad Impression OF the
stability Of the Cherokee nation.
The chief and council ought not
10 show of 50 before COMPANY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

EVERYTHING at Tahlequah seems
to hinge on tie bonds, even the
impeachment of the chief. This
goes to show that the prospect of
a payment is a great mo)lifier of
not only the feelings of council but
of the people as we'll.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

Council in appropriating the
balance of the first payment of the
Strip money to the various funds
of the nation has, if nothing more,
aroused the suspicion, and shaken
the confidence of the country in
its ability, or desire, to meet the
expectations of the masses: namely
that all the money accruing from
the sale of the Strip should be
paid to the people per capita.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

TIE Cherokee constitution de-
fines explicitly enough how laws
may be enacted without the chiefs
signature and when sneh laws
are passed they are just as much
a part of our code as any. Further,
when the chief refuses to recog-
nize them as such and to enforce
them he fails to perform the func-
tions of his office,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

The prevention of the payment
of the Strip money indefinitely
will be a mighty poor issue for the
Downing party to enter the next
campaign with. If the bonds are
not sold the people will be very
apt to know the reason why. The
matter should not be a political
one. and should be dealt with with
a view to the greatest good to the
greatest number.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

shall suspend such sheriff without
further notice.
All monies, warrants and audi
tors receipts received by the treas
urer on account of improvements
sold as herein provided for shall
be placed to the credit of the gen
eral fund.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

The old settler commission met
at Muskogee Monday and received
their commissions. As the old
settler rolls were not on hand they
disbanded until such time as the
agent sees fit to call them together
which it is thought will be early
in January.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

FROM recent developments there
are people here in this nation and
plenty of them too who would like
to paraphrase the Monroe doctrine
and say, "the Cherokee nation for
Cherokees," and even then they
would want to limit it to the "frst
families -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

THE indications at present are
that Utah, Arizona, and New
Mexico will be admitted to state
hood during the present congress,
but that Oklahoma will be COM
PEELED to wear her swaddling suit
awhile longer, or until she takes
notion to come in without the FIVE
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

No one thing could kill the
Downing party deader in the next
political campaign than to prevent
the distribution of the proceeds OF
the sale of the Strip.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

THROUGH the courtesy of Sena-
tor Washbourne this Office is in
receipt of copy of the newly
printed Constitution and Laws of
the Cherokee nation"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

THERE is a good chance for
Oklahoma to be the last territory
admitted to statehood. She has
too many "Sooners" in her popu-
lation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

In the vernacular of Senator
Vest 1--WE have now come to the
parting of the ways" that is, the
chief and council have.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-21

THE senate took up Chief Har-
ris' case Tuesday and was sworn
in as high court Of impeachment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
Or ROBERT c. RRECKENRIDC
Agent. BOREEL BUILDING,
No. 11J Broadway, NEW YORK.
Auetion GaIes Of Real Gstdte.

onnon ,rsETTER MEYER, AY ErS1s; .cuoo1
COf pSrERf$ ND 6r f REAh SEooI
Of ss sa su5 srnt at q c the Of KEN ss
tate IAchange saesroom, No. ~ broadway gu Thurs
ia & Ssi n0 nee f" "as sa1aS Lots Sl
,h Lad a% to wa G o s1d II IN uoun
on tho line E n 81 Se S HS'Sn AG9iagf Wit
STU wARD.-rlo; Of Hrs city lot and building; for;
l2fIf WARD ely lots, $ S isoth.ss.. Block
.SS Tsd IT, II Il to * SC'"'c" he"'A and 'A
23D wAKD-r;ot Of tnr,s e lot sc. and baSvinsi t9r
& ,S@er ssnc9 nsS ave- , f"s it0St s.
s;S"s from is;5h &oS i E@SSi +, In depth
'' Il y 8 IS s' ha'S 49, ' ~a sa
,agM 9D fAGISx Aa'sEOESS! !t LOTS Block 1927
It'll wAKD.m1Two ots. N. s. lo1st.st, Block l.Ocs
18TH WARD. 1--WE lots. N. S. :o2dst.. Block l,o2o.
"'i NEW w. cE6ToN AorrDucT PROPERTY
lsotstn @o.t%xioo Lot no l. map; Farm Farm
,ytH. WAKB -fh,es adjoining lots, each 2c::,xloo.
f. Il $1s Is lot e. h.
MarS Ss; o. o and g; Farm So s
Ssss; and one %. crham landing Road, near
Ester touH%SrYrElshtcen parcel, vacant land
e i ia i. Is No. 49, and ,S TO-
M aaS b e, had 81 s once i
H'S'dS'y: Tfro W, S MxEj;Si
City Of NswYo,k, Finance DEPARTMENT
COmtroers once, May 10, 1Soy
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ArrlNc Is ssmuA nc
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pE.r, ESTATE TRANSFERS.


1osth.st. No I43 East; Carrie Alkus and nus.
1875 10 ) West Hiram slocum and wife
Lenox.ave' e $ 43Ii Z o, l35th-st. 5oNs5;
Louis II Hallen To Harry mar, -, rex:
{ Tufts to Lizzie Olivela ..,,:o 40:
1olth..t. 300 Of 2d- SD. 2SX fopco
l3ith..t. = 225 II Of LenoNaye, 21N?J.ll;
Henry thschild and wifi !? Rosa ,c i s,,oo
124th-s $50 Il Of Sda I,s iRs soner
1octh.st. 5. 800 It q 2dsye, ?5xloo.1;
Ic4th.st n $ $50 II OF lstaNee; 25xlt0.ll Isaac
l. smith aud wife Ia Carl RaegeDer ~
it.s. F.c 30 # to LINE ct rs otsa
stb.sVe 80 2i9o; Patrick J o'Connell and
ye to Ad 1s5s w f. a. ana hm mlls
0oii; Walter C Riotte and wife to JOSIE
rd,.o Swayc Is 3i.4 II Of is7th.st. 17.Gx
90: ,;co-ge II >teil and wife 10 Hiram >iocum
7th.aye. No pa; Harriet Tilton 10 Johh
col"mS , :. 755 It Of l2tth-st, 2i.6xss
Harry Hart TO Louis II H,en % Alma
55thst rs Il Of SHAY; ,m,n and another
o6,h.st : iio.s It OF Boulevard; L, i5SNiVo''
l. flanagan and wife to J LAM O. br fspoo5:
lanes O'Bricn and wife % W i tl ,naean ..
Francis NJ Jenck' ard wife to Theodore
cos Sef're 200 ft Of Ioth.ave, 25Nlo05; Ann
I.indon to Michel Rush q, ,,.,,,
1I,h.ave. : corner Of isth.st: 20 on Angns
Hciren and wife 10 Kon'at Mauthe an, ane Mis
sjth.st, $ 1913 II . of Avenue A. 23Nluo@ WIZ
lam KiIchoT and wife 20 Mary necms'e Kohner
wIllls.avc. n W corner of lt6th-.t. 25yloS John
q Kreyer and wife To Henry ID Man's'eu' '"u
Mon sr'"' W :. i25 II Of 15oth--t .e5ylco;
Rudolph Dulon and wife 70 Ih"oiore Si a,o,;d
2SX?5. same 70 Charles Schwenkler.. w.,
F. road leading from Kinc.hrtice 20 Wet
Fredsrick wirhsnan 70 Abee W ,n TN n
sarah VI Valentine to Levi, Fran rsnn,n and
soth.st No 3o5 20 800 East John feenah anu
Wis 70 Maria Helicnbrand ... 800. -.--.,.;.
s7,h.st No PA East; II p Lanfer TO nara
park soS'o" No 1919; George Moore to W Van
Bokkee n. 10 and l72 Fast; Ernest G sted
man and wife 20 w Rohrie. ........;
5od.si. 40 Az East; John Murray ana ""e
Hc n" 80. 5? and 81 John Feddcn and wife
10 Herman Goldman. ..
Hc M 10 III; Harry Bacon and wife TO
c,,n, rSpSn H, loa 10 feet Of cherryst 27x
sal Mary Blanken and another u ''nh
Alssr los 3 feet OF Chrysties.. OK
a05 F. Taussig. executor 70 Mae'aie"S
p,c waisiinser rs :, OF s,ancn.st 25xioo;
t;rand.si Nos ia and 13G w II Phillips .N"cm.
tor and trustee. 70 Phi;ip kiSsha e. "a a. NE to
7th.st n :. 1882 Il Of 1st-ave 2ttNH, .;
Frederick Weber and WIZ 70 louis : rssban
su rSSiss Ne o q ia N'sia srV King Klps
Ludcwt 20 y Mary k K,Ge 70 to T Kins
"'' Annie II Ar Are bold -., &c o:,;ox
A" cs oxloo; Joseph W Howe and another, ex'
ccntors. ctc. n Henry Miner ........-...-..-
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

All tho sales at auction yesterday under oder a
the court ut No. Ill Broadway William Kennedy $780,
under foreclosure the northwest Of Thirty
st. and Thirdave, fourstory stone front store ana
tenement house. lot 1o.9xs0. Francis T. John.
Was the buyer for $i1 900. s'soo
James l.. Wells offered a lot in Forest-a, e. north -
Newest. Peter l.. Decker was the buyer for 81 500 "
a. Muller offered under foreclosure a leas.hos;
Interest III NOS. "a TO 80 BeacI-,t, story brsrc
tenement houses The piantiI was the purchaser At
$500. ~
T. Boyd offered also under foreclosure No F.s.
Sixty seNenthsJ tbFce-stOry brick on lot oJw
voS 1t was sold to John D. Walsh the plainta in tns
pI ceilings, SiJ,,IU. ~
The following private sale reported ut the Lbe,t,
st. Exchange:
Bennett Graf have sold George ID. Sweetser M
the firm OF Swcetscr Pembroke Co.. the four. story
brOwn>one mansion No. las West Seventy .second..ts
size .OA7Oxl02, on private terms.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anger. John A, to Mary Banllcn AMI another,
Cinton.st, OF Cneriy-,t. years 49,.
Same and wife 10 August l.. HeGinicr 1t al,
ecutors, etc, corhcr ln,uy ana Clinton
Arnoa i Pauline. To- the Union Dime SAVING.
institution, corner 0ad-st and Madison
ArsnSod. Hnae NJ, to Mary + Moore e; al. cx.
ecutors. NO 70 East 51tst, ycar,..........
Bang sophie. to the Bowery Saving, BalK e
corner iotn-st. and Avenue b. years..:...
Cooperative Bunding ami Loan A,sociatoi,
l3.tn,st. Of wliis-aye instruments.
Cooper, Joseph -, ct al 10 the Equitable Life As
surance society United States, 23i.st
Eaeim e. era john H. and wife TO the Franklin saw
ings Lank, New'iork, 5 7ist-st. Of wost'
Fa E"a-ayS James and wife to Jane Morris: 10
Farrell. John +. to the East River savings In.
stitution, lot l3i, land Jaeobus Roosevelt
Flanagan. William H. to James O'Brlen, n 8
G5tn.st. of sth-aye, years.
faf ha@. e eSeentor etc Nos 30 and 2i2 West
53i-st years, MORTGAGES ,;:.......::....;
Fr Sd1iS M ISSsa hH1 NO
states Trust Go, Sew-York. W corner Of
Franklin, Eufcri and wife q Union Trust Co,
New.York, No 43O West 39th-st. ) years :.
Goldman ii tnan. :, John Feeder, Birmingham.
a"cc ' so Icy. Z :, $ a5'a.st Of Ga ave,
ncgc IA, John G. to Henry shin, Io2irt
OF llth-aNc, 5
Hahn Fred, rick to Marcus Kohner ard another,
6Oth-st, OF I'd ave. A., years, mortgages.
Hagonbuche, Joha 3D., CT al u L II Jackson,
: 24th-st OF 2d-aye years .-......... 49,.
King. Joseph, ct al 10 East River Savings Insti.
tuition n Hcnry,st, Of Cdthariae'>t years:
King X y, ard another to j. NJ Cameron and
another, n Of SSth-st, OF Wet Ehda'e.
Lynd, Robert B to the Washington Life Insur.
ance Co. No l,I30 Mad lson-a,@ year.,..
7 nj Nm and wife To VIM III Macy,
Jr, ct al, Of 137th-st OF Willis-a'e.
wears - mortgages ....-.-...-...---.. ---..-...
MAY, Leopold. g. Harry Baron and another.
Of Honry-st OF Pikc-st, insialnen.s. .-.......
Mccarthy John, to Loonie, : OF 63d-~t, oil
lst-oye. and other properly years
Mauthe. Konrad, and another 10 August Hemen,
1lth-aye, cor iesh-st 3 years
Moloncy. Thomas, and wife 70 Geo T. Hyatt, $ 8
OF sith-st, 0. Anhsieriim-a|e, l year,
Moore, Geo, 10 the Washington Life Insurance
So No 1919 Park-ayc. years ...-.:.......
Mct arthr John, and wife 10 Dennis LOOnie, 5
Of Cast OF ist-aye, and other property,
Mead. John l.. and wife to German.American
K L T Co. Bersen-a,e, cor OF l'5dst'
OaEev' Gilbert. and wife TO East River savings
Petit John, and wife IN h Mead and another,
No l30 Cf.ar.st:: yea ........,,,;,..:
Plat, Rich G. " f. w GIocsbeck, W West End
ave, OF Sit,i-st, years.
Shaw lie ~ &. 70 Encs Wilder, 1+4th'st,
Of boulevard, 3years..........-.-.:
Squlcr. Theoiore. A, and wife TO Prsncis "
Jcncks West End-ave. Of oSf-st, de.
wacbiimger Mae1alcna. TO Sigmund Cohn $
Delanccy-st. g Of Bowery. year, mortgages
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
What the Spells Hunters Arc Doing
and Saying These Warm
Days.

The strongest political factor in New
Mexico is Ell NuEvo MKxIcANo the
Spanish edition of the NEW MEXICAN; its
subscription list is on the increase
daily.
And still Tom Gable is forwarding en-
dorsements for the secretaryship of New
Mexico: Mr.. Gable would give something
handsome to know now how the thing
will end.
A. B. Renchan has been appointed by
Judge Fall official stenographer Of the Sd
judicial district court and expects to as
sumo the duties of the position about the
1st of August next.
1t comes from Washington that ex-U.
S. Attorney Tom Smith can have the
chief justiceship of the supreme court of
New Mexico if he wants it, but that he is
looking out for something better. Take
this for what it is worth.
From the appearance of things Delegate
Joseph is in Washington and is shaking
the tree on which hangs the fruit to ap-
peaso the hunger of the office seeker with
great vigor. While you are at it, Mr..
Joseph, touch the bough on which hangs
the secretaryship and be sure you let its
yield drop in the basket of the son Of San
Juan county. He is the best qualified man
for the position and northwestern New
Mexico has Il right to recognition in the
distribution of tho positions within the
gifts of the Damocracy.-San Juan Conn-
ty Index.
Judge VIM. Burns, OF Sierra county,
who worked untiringly to secure the APP
pointment Of Chas. NJ. Shannon, of Arr
IONA, as internal revenue collector for
this district, and the nomination was
finally made, camo up from the south last
night, and continued on to Santa Fe on
this mornings delayed north bound pas
senger train. It is almost foregone
conclusion that tho judge will be re-
warded by Mr.. Shannon for his work,
probably be given tho chief deputyship,
with headquarters at Santa Fe with the
collector. He is entitled to some recog-
Acknowledgements Citizen.