Box 1
Contains 16 Results:
Article 12, 1874-11-23
Handwritten draft of Article 12: "It will favor the fostering of industry and the encouragement of enterprise and the developments of the resources of the Nation by a wise and liberal policy toward labor…" S.H. Benge, President of Convention of Tahlequah.
A Bill for the Benefit of the Eastern and Western Cherokee and the Creek Tribe of Indians, 1866
Typed draft of US Congressional bill to refer all claims of the Cherokee Indians, whether as individuals or otherwise, to the Court of Claims, per the Treaty of 1866.
An Act to Prohibit Sale and Transportation of Hay, 1882-12-07
Handwritten and signed draft, and photostatic negatives of same, of An Act to prohibit the sale and transportation of hay beyond the limits of the Cherokee Nation.
An Act to Prohibit Sale and Transportation of Hay, Undated
Photonegatives of 1975.006.1.Cherokee.068
Council Bill No. 21, 1893-12-06
Handwritten and signed Council Bill No. 21. Amendment to the Act regarding the possession and/or use of dangerous weapons in or near polling places during election time.
Proclamation to Convene the National Council in Extra Session, 1894-04-06
Notice to be posted of a Proclamation to Convene the National Council in Extra Session, signed by C.J. Harris, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.
Charges of Malfeasance in Office , 1896-06-12
Certified carbon copy typed doc of Charges of Malfeasance in Office against memebers of the Cherokee National Board of Education (C.O. Frye, A.F. Ivey, and J.E. Butler). Concerns the Male and Female Seminaries as well as the Orphan Asylum.
Resolution Protesting Implications of Dawes Commission's Preparation of Rolls of Cherokee Nation Citizens , 1900-11-28
Printed copy of a resolution protesting the implications of the Dawes Commission's preparation of the Rolls of citizens of the Cherokee Nation.
An Appeal to the Senate of the U.S., 1898-06-10
Carbon copy typed and signed An Appeal of the Cherokees, Creeks, Seminoles, Choctaws, and Chickasaws to the Senate of the U.S. with regard to the Act of Congress to establish a government in their territory.
Petition from Cherokee Delegates to National Council, 1897-11-17
Typed and signed petition from C.J. Harris and George Benge (Cherokee Delegates) to National Council requesting additional funding for expenses incurred.