Box 1
Contains 84 Results:
Letter, 1897 December 17
Green McCurtain (Principal Chief, Choctaw Nation) to N. B. Ainsworth. Typed letter, 1s. States the only terms under which the Choctaw Nation would compromise with the Court of Claims.
Agreement
F.H. McGowan (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten agreement relating to fees owed to Albert Pike, attorney representing the Choctaw Nation in the Net-Proceeds claim, 4p with envelope.
Letter, 1899 April 24
S. W. Peel (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed letter, 2s with envelope. Explanation of the details of the agreement between the heirs of Albert Pike and the Choctaw Nation, in which both parties agree to a compromise in the suit pending in the Court of Claims.
Letter, 1899 May 23
S. W. Peel (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed letter, 1s with envelope. Requests that Pike sign a copy of the agreement with regard to his fee and expenses.
Letter, 1899 July 4
S. W. Peel (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed letter, 2s with envelope. With regard to Peel authorizing attorney F. H. McGowan to appear [in court] in his place and allow judgment to go in Pike’s favor; also discusses the payment of Peel’s fee for services and other matters.
Letter, 1899 June 12
S. W. Peel (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed letter, 1s with envelope. Further discussion of Peel’s fees.
Letter, 1899 June 18
S. W. Peel (attorney) to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed letter, 1s. Acknowledgment of receipt of agreed upon fees for services.
Agreement, 1900 February 1
Agreement between John C. Paxton (of Virginia) and James S. Standley and Robert J. Ward (of the Choctaw Nation), in which Paxton is hired to represent the Choctaw Nation in their efforts to secure compensation from the US for lands of the “Leased District”. Signed typescript, 2p with envelope.
Note, 1900 July 11
James S. Standley to Yvon Pike. Handwritten and signed note, 1s with envelope. Note to accompany duplicate copies of an unnamed agreement to be signed and returned to him.
Letter, 1901 January 16
James Coleman to Yvon Pike. Typed and signed letter, 1s with envelope. With regard to a meeting Coleman had with S. W. Peel (attorney) and Peel’s awaited response from Governor McCurtain.