Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-06-13

~ III. DO FoF YEAR or HlsOO " fAio
D0f1 In Advance.
rubiished rhursdaya by
MI TINS CmwfrAIr rurLrsnire COMPANY.
,. N. MARRs, EsltOr ana Publisher
AlslVrNtrA, IND. TER. June 10, 1901.
~ The highest exercise Of charity
tNEis charity to the uncharilable.
isns Tillman is bound to have a row,
b % even il he has it with the gov
',v~ nn ernor
ie IL A destructive rain, hail and
'is ,Se wind storm visited Oklahoma Sat.
ares urday night and a number Of per-
mon sons were killed.
ll,T Por, The condition Of Mrs. Mckinley
or at the White House is still precar.
4 ious, though there was slight
VIII change for the better yesterday.
e For the edifcation Of those who
I, IL are interested, we venture the in.
c formation that the Kiowa country
,mac AZ will not be open for settlement
i this year.
cas- Muskogee hasn't built a new
.a,i ',i railroad for over a week. In the
ow meantime Wagner has bridged
NOV os' the Vcrdigris and opened another
L real estate office.
The closing exercises Of Henry
= Kendall college at Musk"gee takes
place next week beginning Friday
+ and extending into the following
. week. This splendid institution
IN is doing fine work.
L New homes are constantly being
built and old homes improved in
Vinita Notwithstanding no treaty
and no laud titles. What would
It be the result if settled conditions
r could be obiained2
WI It may or may not be significant
1t that the first real estate agency TO
start in the Indian Territory is
, headed by the brother Of Tame
W Bixby, the acting chairman Of the
e Dawes commission.
~ Chief Burlington informs us that
! the report circulated to the effect
' that the president had vetoed the
Cherokee council bill providing
= for commission to formulate a
treaty was groundless.
The Chieftain Acknowledges an
invitation from the Commercial
club Of Tulsa, TO be present at a
lis ratSA. tion meeting At hot
place next NeiIay 20 celebrate the
passage Of the Creek treaty.
Cherokee rolitics will not cut
much Of figure this summer and
the coming August election will
cause little enthusiasm or excite.
ment. The people are too busy
to pay much attention to politics.
The Delineator Tor July is re-
ceived, aud is marvel of the
printers art. A ten.page article
on the Pan American Exposition
at Buffalo, illustrated in seven dis
tinct colors, Is feature of the
number.
Those who want to make invest.
ments should not forget that vi.
nita property is constantly en-.
hancing in value. There isn't a
piece of property in this town that
is not worth more now than it was
six months ago.
The onward march of progress
in Vinita and in all this Indian
country has not, and it is hoped
will not be iconoclastic. Let us
lay our foundations deep and solid
with no Intention OF tearing down
or being torn down.
This Office IS in receipt Of a
bound volume of the census re.
port Of the population OF the
United States as returned at the
twelfth census. II is an excel
lent book of reference to have
around printing office.
The common, every day Creek
Indian has been eliminated from
meddling with affairs in the Greek
\. nation. Tams Blxby's brother
is in the real estate business in
Muskogee, and title from him is
nearly from headquarters.
With the adjournment of the
Wagner court this week the
courts for the Northern district
will cease ill the fall terms open.
The doekels at all the places OF
holding court 10 the district are in
heftar eoudftor Than for ,aara