The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

r o as-up!e az inspector Of Indian
80. fer rhe 9epaT "a OK tbe antes-
- Desa II TIE city co oE8c!ai bt'si-
Ne is about - Begin a tour
..,.vaafieu o. the agencies q the
90 Thls il Inspector : n4pIe's nfs. v!s.l
y. fsast. lie comes esiecE ff9fn u a h
- .ad Gays mat Seattle IL more lslAsd
-, IA the national capital than any other
- n Inc United States.
s,%4ksgg uuu1acialiy he sayz ne has IN
$3.50 nom talking sith subordinate ot-
60 If tie war department that i Is tse
.@~rtsaa Of the government ultimately -
- iris el,y a base of supplies Tor ne
s-~sn.snss lie ASP states that unt!l ~ or
:. brsakizR oar * tAe present trouble in
- psiHpf!ass tae waF Department, 81 Inc
-.,..,ss.rat la general aid not appfe late
: 80 tire worth If mis- city for !is needs.
:. ar-slcts greater war department Work
: - Aope hsFe ia tie future Shan II the
-. rs,ss lf1lfortaa1 ihipg recently hap
..alrv sd the 1epagt meIlt u the interior
"a s eecision regarding Indian citizenship
srss aogn by the court 9; appeals.
80 wIa heve an important bearing ia
81 sar7s % {1e Nsrtawes, where = will
.s,sg citizenship lights u naay sq41"~
- In reference 70 tnis matter n
49, se,nn5e said. i; Las always been
41a'tstic,i frequently hotbirg up IN n"
ssss,irssai 81 the iuJetl-f wneth or 10,
sac % fcTaale marrying white ~
rs3e4 elizea " az i tan tribe should DE-
.g~esJgx3 az q cIt.2ea Tae question vas
- f,,sf before LEFT Washington ~
3 sGs3rf II appea!s IN the famous hi
A..satr citizenship sui ~ TIE couft de-
s9isg tat r3cs enrolment cuut1 not he
49, at.9 sucu waite pe1 son marrying an
ss,e..es wA!ie ptssJa derived no rights
49, "a stle Northwest and particularly la
aeaiana that vii H. affected 10y tae de-
rssan -. ,......,-t
ssss gsan, married as Indian woman ana
ass snrGsiaEt ah . citizen OF ne tt.ckaSaH
s.5as ami as ssch vas permitted Il live
e &c reservation and enJoy the prlstlt yes
4 4 fx.t-hsoaf which be acquire! tnrJush
ID site. HIS chii@icn - course were n
SO 10 al the annuity BENEFITS 81 TIE
A5a,sas4s : few years ago his Indian
ID dec sH9 be was married - waite
yss az re bed Jan ktnh~riain.
.TEss second wife l8'.G made applg All n
Il sarunest before the Dawes commit
~ On account o. heF having married
s .a.ssTnayrled citizen. he rights she
szat haze acquired by fDarr}laE Il fuI-
sgs sers denic.s her and the commits ion
gsssa to enroll her a< citizen, Ms
ssKts-isln then applied 10 Judge Tow ~
Eas FOX writ Of mana WuR - compel
D. Gnia3~eion 10 'tFoN 4ttF jung" w n
81 hsii that he tad no JurisdIc lo3. An
sszsa sAs then taken "a the court Z
lsrsals xhies body sus aiGed the ruling II
X Dawes commission and held That Airs.
lrseFisin had 30 Rights Whatsoever.
I. the ElackfJot reservation In II on
ma ara several shte men who after ac-
s-as righ.s through Indian wives, have
E-&ctsi second marriages with white
sasa hai are drawing annutties from the
erErenf Ger themselves and families.
4 seEe %. shs Washington reAeryan ms
" sH.s condition Exists. uu!y - lesser
srsz. The result o. t0e recent ruling viii
Il < shat OF iris supply distributing 4
ssszgeF only 20 tho children of the Intsau
sss Rhlsf pta s'r no. cttiI ."E. Hyirs ou
n Nsfsaticn viii he pegmi'icd II rem ain
1T - aiiens stil Seat 20 removal ~ sny
Ire al the al scretl8n ~ the agent