Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-06-19
COURT OF APPEALS
Indian Territory Court Of Appeals
Adjourned at Close Of
One Week.

10 iViAVWlub Odrtn WtIb bailoh
at the sitting Of the court OF ap.
peals at South McAlester last
week.
Taylor Potts el al vs. Mrs. A. e.
Watkins, submitted on brief Of APP
pelee.
c. e. Jett ct al va Frank sillel,
dismissed.
John d. Ourand vs. Harry John.
son ct al, appellant given 10 days
to file reply brief
John Fallon.ys Alzira Murray,
motion for rshearing submitted
and briefto be filed within 10
days.
Sass & Crawford vs. Chas Thorn.
as ct al, continued.
Sass & Crawford VS. Minnie
Thomas ct al, motion for rehear.
ing and cause to be submitted on
brief.
FRRvsDT T Nesbstt,
judgement as per stipulation.
Ben Freeny VS. Frank Brittian,
briefs ordered filed.
Minnie Thomas vs Sass & Craw.
ford, motion for rehearing to be
submitted with cause, in briefs.
John THERE vs. Usage Coal g.
Mining Co, dismissed by appel.
liant.
Sallie Howell vs Annie q
Brown, appellant files motion to
strike out appellees brief
VIM Biggs vs J II Colby, sub
mitled on brief OF appellant.
Henry Leftridgs VS. United
states, contin ued.
Charles Williams vs United
States, appellee given 80 days to
fle briei.
Pink Bauuer vs United States,
continued.
Wade Hampton ct al va Mays
Williams ct al, submitted on briefs.
ii l. Muldrow rs ~ c Con lou,
tismissed boy appellant.
Tayl0s Polls rl al vs Mr. 4 E
WaiEine, submi ted on briefs.
Mex u y Il - 10 Harvey Phelps
submitted on briefs.
A J Barton vs. Mary A Hulsey,
submitted on briefs.
United States Va Lyman Ma.
hardy motion todismiss cause sub.
mitted.
Charles Williams vs United
States given 30 days to Gle brief.
w NJ Rogers vs. Mollie Rogers.
continued.
W II Ansley vs N B Ainswolh,
submitted on briefs.
John Hewett vs. whit NJ Hyden,
submitted on briefs.
II NJ Dunlap vs Thomas L
Griggs, Sr., submitted on briefs.
First National bank of Ardmore
vs. Mrs Della p Potes, submitted
on appellants brief, appellee Civ.
en- 10 days to file brief.
r P Faulkner VS. John Hutch
ins, motion to dismiss appeal by
appellee tor non compliance Of
rules.
j Il Whitehead vs A W Breck.
enridge, continued by agreement.
In Re G c Gibson, petition for
review, submitted.
q C& S f r r VS. Mrs Mamie
7 Mosely, continued.
NJ C Reynolds vs. S A Glow dus,
appellee given 90 days to file brief.
john Langiord ys United States
motion to dismIss overruled, con.
tinued.
U S Jones ys A A Robinson
continued.
Lydia Smith VS. Elijah Bush sub
mitted. Brief ordered fled.
Henry Houston VS. VIC South.
ward, continued.
But one decision was handed
down, all others being deferred
until the October term. The case
decided WAS that OF Julia Neyins
VS. Bette Nevins, from the North.
ern district. The decision Of the
lover court was sustained. Bet.
tie Neyins is a widow Of Chero.
kee citizen and received one half
Of his property. The other wo.
man brought suit under the proyi-
sions Of the Cherokee law which
limited power interests to one
fourth but the suit was filed subse.
quent 20 The enactment Of the Cur.
lis act, which substituted the Ark.
ansas statutes for all tribal laws Of
inheritance.
Henry Houston VS. w @ South
ward, continued
r b Faulkner vs John Hutch.
ms, submitted.
United States Va u @ Baker ct
al, argument made.