The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

white iruant farmers ard the town
boomers 10 trail 10 west Texas uud
Ncw Mexico to old Mexico ami
even 20 he'll than 'or the Indian 10
submit to direct Violation of hi.
treaty RIGHTS
Gov Douglass Johnston. rnr aged
CHIEF Cmelc,. Chict Richard Mcti,h.
pr 7. T. Howell the noted Indian
banker. G. W Young. ". u kicrs.,
ard many other leading Indians and
sduaw men who favor testing iu the
courts the law taxing their Lands.
addressed the convention boo 4 cool
cam and advisor, manner as an AT.
torncy his clients \ motion for the
chair 10 appoint a committee rf live
10 dralt proper resolutions carried hy
q idrse majority TN, cummur, soon
returned with the following resolution
which was adopted
Whereas pursuant to e calI issued
bog u IT. Johnston governor of the
Nnichlsaw nation ON the 23rI da, or
July. 1905 to th, Chicka.av and
thoctaw citizens or the Chicka.,v
nation to meet at ri,uomiugo ON the
2>th day of July. leoN ON which said
dat" permanent organization va.
effected. And whcrcupou the meeting
adjourned 10 meet iu sulphur ON the
loth day of August. 1905
Nhorcupou ne committee ON r.so
lutIons recommend that This couycu
tion orguIzc into permanent or
ganization. the name Of which shall
hc The Chichasaw Treaty Rights As.
socniion The object of which shall be-
to assist in speedy and Just settle.
m"nt Of an our affairs under existing
treaty provisions. We further roe.
|omm,ud that an executive committee
/ Of fifteen members be- appointed who
shall be members of this association
/ The duties of said committee shall
/ be To meet Immediately after the adj.
, tournament Of this convention and per.
| feet an organization by clcctinr "a
chairman secretary aud treasurer.
and defining their respective duties.
and In case of death or inability 10
serve majority of said committee
shall have the right To select anoth
cr member to fin the vacancy. to
have the right 10 appoint sub-commit.
tees to solicit funds, bond its OIL.
GERS and to contract with and employ
council
We further recommend the follow.
ing named citizens. who will consti
mte III" said executive committee
Governor u. H. Johnston. Emct
Holmes willis, Kingston. Richard
McIdsh, Bromide. DR.. r y. Howell
Davis: G. W Young. Berwyn: T.. R
Johnson, Norman; Walter Colbert
Ardmore; j. c. Washington. Marietta:
II. L. Murray Colbert: G. - Camp
bell. Minco; W. r. Ward. Tishomin
go; Henry Grinsdale. Paucanmla: VII
liam Bird. Ada; J. r.. Colbert. Lind
say and w d. Kierscy Of Kiersey
We further recommend that an,
citizen, 10 become member of the
/ Chickasaw Treaty Rights Association
shall pay fe" of ten dollars TO the
treasurer Of said executive committc,
who shall execute his receipt there
for which receipt shall be- evidence
of his membership In the association
Immediately after the adoption o
the resolution, the convention adjourn
ed, the executive committee anr1anc
ing that they would hold a night SOS
sion In the city hall After q long scs
sion lasting until midnight the evccu
tive committee adjourned to meet In
ArdmOre August 2Sth al Q O'Clock
The committee voted 10 print circG
lars containing the proceedings of tho
Sulphur convention and Of the session
Iof the executive committee and PM
them in the home Of every Chicklsav
citizen
Congressman Chas u. Carter. m,
Chickasaw Indian congressman VIII,
is in Sulphur attending the Confcd
crate reunion. and who. working Wit
the Cherokee Indian Senator Rober
l.. owen secured the passage Of IN,
removal Of restrictions bin. refused
10 attend the Indian convention II
answer 10 the question as TO whethe
or not he would attend the conycn
tioln. ne replied. Il am paying m,
taxes
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