INDEX

A Armstrong, Anna Willard, 294; Da'fid, Abel. Dr. Annie H., 109� 445; David Irwin, 420n; F. W., 427; John R. Francis. 293, 420n; 'Francis W., 299, Abernathy, Dr. , 239. 361, 429; Francis Wells, 293, 294, '2 0, Adair, Frank, 287; George Washington, 422; Frank. 445, 451; Frank C., 295, 195n; James Thompson, 287; Martha 451; Col. James, 292, 294; James Martin, 287; Mary Fannie, 287 ; Samuel, ( ..Trooper") , 4 20; Jane Crozier, 293. 32; T. J., 181n, 455; Mrs. W. A., 167; 294; John, 293; Joshua, 293; Margaret, William Penn. 195, 287. 420n; Mary Elir.abeth, 420n; Nancy Adams, H. H., 313, 316; J. R., 283; Ma­ leeah, 405. (Ann) Tevis, 293; Nancy hwin, 420n; "Administration of William C. Rogers, Gen. Robert, 443; Robert, 293; Robert Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation," W., 424-; Susan W ., 424, 438; Susan by Elzie Ronald Caywood, 29-37. Wells, 292, 294, 420; "Trooper", 293; - William, 19, 21, 22, 293, 295, 296, 299, Ai-ni chi-ho-yo, mother of David Folsom, 420, 422; Zella, 293n. 453. Armstrong Academy, 242, 446. Alabama, Creek Indians in, 429. "Armstrongs of Indian Territory, The,'' by Alaska, Indians in, 144. Carolyn Thomas Foreman, 292-308; 420- Alberson, -·-········-············• Chickasaw chief, 448. 453. Albertson, Isaac, 20, 303, 434.. Arrington, Colone], 2.86. Alberty, Bluford W_, 181; Elim, 181, 196; Asbury Manual Labor School, 287. Moses, Jr., 11; W. B., 196. Asher, (Okla.). 277. Alexander, Rev. C. L., 281. Atkins, Louise, 317n; R. D., 316. Alfalfa County, (Okla.), first rural school Atoka, (I. T.), 151, 273. in, 129; ghost town in, 127. "Austin, W. C., Irrigation Project," by Alford, Mary Grinnell, 276; Thomas W., Monroe Billington, 207-215. 276. Aylesworth, Allison, 315. Allenrod, Mrs. -···························• 345. -B-. Alligator, Seminole Indian, 19n, 4.36. Altus, (Okla.), 207. Baker, Robert, 302, 425, 427. Alva, (Okla.), 128. Ballard, Freeman, 395; Dr. J. D., 385. Amathla, Eneah, 426. Ballenger, T. L., "The Andrew Nave let• "American Indian as Conservationist • ters: New Cherokee Source Material at The," by N. B. Johnson, 333-340. Northeastern State College," by, 2-5; Amorita, (Okla.), naming of, 129. "The Life and Times of Jeff Thompson Anderson, John, 275. Parks, Pioneer Educator, Jurist," by, Andresen, Georg, 464. 173-199; "The Colored High School of "Andrew Nave Letters: New Cherokee the Cherokee Nation," by, 454-462. Source Material at Northeastern State Ballenger, Mrs. T. L., 186. College," by T. L. Ballenger, 2-5. Bank, in Oklahoma City, 124-126. Anti-Horse Thief Association, 187. "Banks & Banking in Oklahoma, Early," Apache Indians. 336, 342. by E. H. Kelley, 475-476. Apalachacola Band of Indians, 434. Bannock Indians, 409. Arapaho Indians, ghost dance of, 410. "Baptist Pioneers in Eastern Oklahoma," Arapaho & Cheyenne Indians, missionaries by Herbert Miner Pierce, 279-284. to, 349. Baptists, in Cherokee Nation, 462;. Arbuckle, Col. Matthew, 8, 10, 302, 423, Choctaw Nation, 446. 429, 448. Baker, Cherokee Outlet, town of Ingersoll in, Chouteau's Trading Post, 430. 127; sale of, 187. Churubusco, (Mexico), 26. Cherokee Regiment, First, 286. Cimarron, (Kan.), 238. Cherokee source material at Northeastern Cimarron Territory, 237. State ColJege, 2.s. Citizens Bank, Oklahoma City, 124-126. Cherokee "Strip" payment, 186. Civil War, Cherokee Indians in, 163, 174- "Cheyenne, The Ghost Dance Religion 176, 286. Among the Oklahoma,'' by Donald N. Clardy, Isabella A., 272; J. E., 272. Brown, 4()8.416. Clardyville, postoffice at, 272; trader at, Cheyenne Indians, chief of, 344. 275; school, 272, 277. Cheyenne & Arapaho Boarding School, Clark, Vice Admiral Joseph James, 469n; 380. J. Stanley, 132-133; Mrs. Manly, 186. Cheyenne & Arapaho Indians, missionaries Clarke, Mr...... , 425; George to, 349. w., 438. Cheyenne & Arapaho Reservation, open- Clay, Clement C., Jr., 309. ing of, 373, 381; ranch in, 381. Clayton, William, 371. Chickasaw Academy, 241. Clinton, (Okla.), 249. Chickasaw-Choctaw Council, 421. Clinton, Charles, 317n, 327; Fannie Knight, Chickasaw District, 20n; road from Choc- 391 ; John, 272, 273, 276; Lee, 316, 362; taw Agency to, 472. "Mrs. Lee," by Fred S. Clinton, 362.363; Chickasaw Indians, 118, 303, 333n, 430, Mrs. Louise, 316, 317; Louise Atkins, 441, 447, 471 ; acting agent for, 432; 317n; Paul, 316, 317, 395; Mrs. Paul, annuity paid to, 446, 448; removal to the 391 ; Susan Merrill, 362-363; Vera. 316, west of, 420, 421, 471, 472. 317; Walton S., 362. Chickasaw Nation, council house of, 475; Clinton, Fred S., "First Oil & Gas Well in Methodist missionary to, 453; schools Tulsa County," by, 312-332; "Mrs. Lee in, 448. Clinton,." by, 362-363. Chilocco Indian School, 372, 379. Clinton & Oklahoma Western Railroad, Chisholm Cattle Trail, 380. 249. Chi-ga-u (Granny Ward), Cherokee wo­ Cloud Chief, (Okla.), 383. man, 174. Clovis, (Calif.), 268. Chippewa Indians, 144n. Coacoochee (Wild Cat), Seminole Indian, Choctaw Academy, (Ky.), 422,. 425, 428- 20, 438. 430. 443, 447n. Cobb, ...... , Inspector, 320. Choctaw Agency, road from Chickasaw Coffee's Station, 20. District to, 472. Coha Thlocco, 434. Choctaw-Chickasaw Council, 421. Cohn, Mark S., 116. Choctaw Indians, 333n, 430, 441, 472; an­ Colbert, Mrs. Agnes Fisher, gift of, 252; nuity paid to, 446; census of Missis- B. F., 478; Charles, 434; George, 303, 11ippi, 294; cholera among, 299; com­ 434, 472; James, 434"; Lemuel, 434; pensation for Leased district awarded, Levi, 448, 472; Major, 471; Martin, 303; 118; destitution of, 302; education of, Pitman,. 434, 448, 471; Samuel P., 471. 437; guns made for, 361; )and of, 421; Colbert's Ferry, 175. rations for, 438; religion among, 471; Colcord, Charles F., 318. removal to the west of the, 294-296, 298, Collate Missionary Baptist Association, 306, 420, 421, 446, 472; schools for, 306; 462. smallpox among, 430. Collins, Nathaniel F., 429; Capt, R. D. C., Choctaw Nation, capitols of, 243; cloth 432. woven by women of, 442; cotton grown Colony, (Okla.), 373. in, 425; council house of, 425, 427, 473; "Colored High School of the Cherokee Na­ government of, 301: liquor in, 301: tion, The.'' by T. L. Ballenger, 454-462. Methodists in, 174, 453; missionaries in, Comanche County, (Okla. Terr.), 39. 443, 453; murder in, 422; salt works in, Comanche Indians, 168, 303, 3M, 306, 431, 453; schools in, 42.6, 428, 443, 446, 462, 4.13, 474; Quahadi band of, 342; white 473; traders in, 438. captive of, 19, 431. Comanche Peak, 21; council held at, 20. Cross, Jack L., 475. Comb&. Josiah H., 123. Croes Timbers, 30, 449. Concord, (Mass.), 375n. Crossman, P. L, 312. Concord Baptist Association, in Arkansas, Crow Dance, 413. 280. Crowel Gang, 151. Confederacy, in Cherokee Nation, 115; Cummings, Rev. David B., 175.. "The Great Seal of the," by George H. Cundall, Rev. Isaac N., 387, 389. Shirk. 309-311. Cunningham, A. B., 33. Confederate Memorial Hall, Oklahoma Cunningham & Henry, 445. Historical Society, 310, 368. Curry, Dr. M., 300. Confederate Museum. Richmond, Va., 311. Custer, Col. George, 376. Confederate Stamp Alliance, 3()1). Custer County, (Okla.), 39. Congregational Mission School, 387. Cypress, giant, painting of, 474. Conkling, Mrs. R. A., gift of, 485. Conner, Bill, Delaware Indian, 19; John, -D- Delaware Indian, 431. Conrad, Hair, 432. D County, (Okla. Terr.), 39. Coodey, Dan, 418; William Shorey, 20, D.A.R., Tulsa Chapter of, 362. 418, 4.50. Dailey, Rev. W.N.P., death of, 348. Coody Bluff, 175. Dale, Dr. E. E., 239. Cook, Frank, 383, 385; Fred S., 154; Jim, Dalton, Grant ("Grat''), 401. 197; Mrs. Louise, 319n; Rev. R. W., Dammen, Mrs. Fred, 362. 281 ; Capt. S., 428. Dance, Ghost, 408-416. Cook Gang, 197. Daniels, Josh, 345. Cookson, Levi, Cherokee Indian, 30. Dannenberg, N. B., 423. Coon, Wolf, 31. Dardanelle, (Ark.), 8. Coppock, Mary Blue, 127. Darlington Indian Agency, 372, 379. Cordray, Sieb, 189. Daughters of Confederacy, Muskogee Coronado, 200. Chapter of, 152. Cosgrove, James W., 157. Davies, Stella, 395. Cotton, in Choctaw Nation, 425. Davis, John, Creek chief, 347; Kenney, Couch, Nevada, 389, 392. 286; Preston, 390, 395; Sue A., 313n; Council, of the Five Civilized Tribes, 346- Prof. W. I., 182; W. T., 313n, 399. 348; Grand, 168; with Plains Indians, Davison, Dr. 0. W., 240. 473. Dawson, (Okla.), 328. Counties, Oklahoma, 128. Dawson, Capt...... , 424; Lieut. County M, (Okla; Terr.), 127. James L., 7; Capt. J. L, 439. Covel, Miss Ella M., 164; H. C., 186. Day County, (Okla. Terr.), 344, 345. Covey, Mr...... , 344. Dean, Dr. Charles W., 169. Cowling, A. F., 279. Debo, Dr. Angie, 109, 121•122, 240. Cowlington, (Okla.), 279. De Golyer, Dr. Everette, 469n. Cowskin Prairie, 187. DeLesdernier, Elizabeth, 373; "Betsy'\ Cox, Robert B., 401. 376, 379; Helena, 379; John� 374; John Cravens, William, 152. Prescott, 376, 379; Mary Eli7.abeth Crawford, John, 164; S. J., 375n; T. Hart­ Prescott, 372; Mary Jane Critzer, 376; ley, 10. Mary N ewmarch Prescott, 375; William Creek Indians, 19, 22, 293n, 333n, 427, Joseph Prescott, 375; William Prescott, 430, 441, 449; missionaries among, 429; 372. removal to the west of the, 400, 426, Del Hesse Ranch, 238. 429; western, 302. Delaware Indians, 201, 431, 43 3, 450. Creek Nation, allotment of land in, 313n; Demaison, Andre, 464. liquor in, 400; newspaper in, 471, 473; Dent, Capt., 473. oil and gas in, 302; schools in, 448, 452; Denton, (Tex.), 256. townsites in, 314n. Denver, ( Colo. ) , 142. "Creek Nation, William G. Bruner, mem­ "Depot of the North Canadiant 375, 376. ber of the House of Kings of," by Deringer, Henry, Jr., 307. Orpha B. Russell, 397-407. Deringer pistol, 294, 307, 361. Crisler, Mrs. Ruth, paintings of, 473. Dewey County, (Okla.), 39. Crittenden, Effie, 197; James, 181n; John Dickinson, J. P., 27; Sidney E., 370. J., 162n. Di11ard, John, 306, 449; John J., 152; Critzer, Helena Sterner, 376; Mary Jane, Lucy Penn, 152; Sarah (Sallie) Re­ 376; WilJiam Emmett, 376. becca, 152. Cromwell; Judge ...... , 250. Doaks, Josiah H., 298. 5 Doakmlle, (Oloctaw Nation), 20a, 301, E•erett, Dr. Mm R., 487. 427, 451; tradert at, -MO. Ewing, Frank, 344; Perry, 344; Reece, Doan'• Croeaiq. Block Bar Ranch near, 345. 373n. Dodce, Major Henry, 30$; . Go• Beary, -F­ 432. Docbon, ReY. Leonidas, 394. Fainiew, (Okla.), 128. Dog Dance of Seneca Indiana, 179. Farra, John R., 238. Doolin, Bill, 238. Farris, Elu.abeth, 247. Double Sprin� in Cherokee Nation, 455. Faulkner, David M., 31. Douyau, Jean, 464. Fayetteville, (Ark.), 160. Downing, Huckleberry, 195. Federal Army, in War Between the States, Downing Convention, Cherokee Nation. 375. 289. Fenton, Brig. Gen. Chauncey L., 371. Downing Party, Cherokee Nation, 29. Ferguson, Jo 0., 240. Dragoons. Firet, 10. Fields, Richard, 24. Drake, F1orence, "Griffin Putnam Carr," "First Oil & Gas Well in Tulsa County," by, 136. by Fred S. Clinton, 312-332. Drennen, John, 164, 165. "First Post Offices Within the Boundaries ,rew, Mr. ·······-···········t 17; John, 24, 450. of Oklahoma," by Geroge H. Shirk, 38- Duel, W. T., 4.55. 104. Dumu. Jim, 395. "First Telephone Line in Oklahoma, The," Duncan, Bob, 129; Mies Etta, 184; John, by Muriel H. Wright, 341-34.3. 184; Robe� 239; W. A., 170; Rev. Wal­ 'Fisher, Mn. David Osborne, photograph ter Adair, 184-. of, 252; S. D., 442. Durant, (Okla.), 242, 251-253. Fite, Dr. F. B., 314, 315, 318. Durham, Ada, 387, 394; Jeseie, 387. Five Civilized Tribes, Intertribal Council Dustin, (Okla.), 153. of the, 346-348; proposed memorial to, Dutch Reformed Church in Oklahoma, 348. 486. Du Val, Edward W ., 7; Marcellus, 160; "Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma: Re­ Miranda Julia, 7, 8. port on Social and Economic Condi­ Duvall and Cra�ns, attomeye, 150. tions," by Angie Debo, 121-122. Flathead Indians, 144n. -E- Fleming, Rev. Mr. ········-----•m., 429. Flenner, John W., 331. Eagletown, ( Choctaw Nation), 243. Flood, Arkansas River, 421. Easley, John, portrait of, 252. Florida, Negro slaves in, 428. Easterling, Horace V ., 276. Flynn, Dennie, 346. Eaton, W., Cherokee Indian, 181n. Foley, J. F., 310. Eckener, Hu�. 465. 'Folklore, Oklahoma, 129. Edmondson, Turner, 174, 285. Folsom, Col. David, 442, 451, 453, 470, Edson, Casper, Arapaho Indian, 411, 412n. 472; Israel, 298; Nathaniel, 453; Rhoda Edwards, Judge Thomas H., gift of, 486. Nail, 453. Edwards Trading Poat, 20. Forbes, John, 472. Egan, Celia, 395. Forehead, Dry, Cherokee chief, 21. Eggleston, Austin, 344, 345; Ed, 344. "Foreign Travelers in Oklahoma, 1900- '89ere, The, 1Z4, 345. 1950," by Lawrence S. Thompson, 463- Elk Mille, (Mo.), school at, 178. 467. Elliott, Rev. Franklin, 276. Foreman, Mrs. Carolyn, 485; Carolyn Ellie, Albert H., 343; Bill, 252. Thomas, "Pierce Mll!O!l Butler," by, 6- "Ellis County, Uttle Robe Township," by 28; "Dr. William Butler and George 0. H. Richards, 3�. Butler, Cherokee Agents," by, 160-172; Ellie County, (Okla.), plat book of, 475. "rbe Annstrongs of Indian Territory," Elmmoaon, M. M.. 401. by, 292-D; 420-453. Ely, Ann Carter, 370; Hanson E., Ill, 370. Foreman, Dr. Grant, 109, 252, 417, 470; Emarthla, Tuttenugga, 435. Mrs. Grant, 109, 393; James, 286; Roa­ Emory and Henry University, 150. coe, 461; Rev. Stephen, 15, 4.32. English, A. Z., 315. Forsythe, C. M., 316. Eno, Mi88 Oara, 445. Fort Arbuckle. 241. Ericl!On, Gustof, 465. Fort Coffee, 302. 306. Evans, Dr. Charles, 240; "A High Point Fort Coffee Academy, 443, 444. in America'• Thinking," by, 368-371; Fort Gibeon, 7, 169, 171, 296, 423, 426, museum case given in honor of, 365. 431; Barracks, 483; Indian Council at, I Brown. a-416. 30.1; Jeeby Cab. 14; l1ltler at,438. ,. Fort Gibeon-fort Smith Road, 7. "Gholt Shirt. 413n. Fort Ball, 40'J. Gibeon, France11 Buehybead, 163; General ·Fort Holmea. 24', 306. George, 7. 296n, 302, 425; Jamea K., Fort Jobnaon. in Tesaa, 429. Jr., 16.l; John, Cherokee Indian. 181a. Fon Reno, telephone line between Fort Gigger, Mr. ___ rancher, 266. Sill and, 341-343. Gilbert.., LA 124. Fort Richardaoa, (Tex.), 341. Gilcrease, Thomas, 470n. Fort Sill, telephone line between Fort Giles, Bucom, 471. Reno and, 341-34.1. Gillian, George, 238. Fon Smith, (Ark.), 149. Givens, J. M., 320. Fort Smith, 302. Gladden, A. lf., 27. Fon Smith-'Fort Gibson road, 7. Glass. Katie, 461. Fort Smith & Western Railway, 153. Glenn & Pryor, traden, 149. Fort Towson. 243, 298, 309, 421, 427, 429, Glover, John, 434. 440. Goddard, ---- 423i Eliu, 4.23. Fort Wuhaki, 4()1}. Godwyn's South Carolina Regiment, 8. Fort Washita, 242, 427, 400, 442. Gold seekers expedition to California, 471, Fort Wayne, 28.1n. 473. Fox, Essie, 390, 395; O. S., 458. Goode, Rev. William H., 443. Frances, Sarah, 395. Goodland Mission, 242. Francis, David R., 314. Goodwater, (Choctaw Nation), 242. Franklin, Frank. 390. Goodwin, Stella M., 407. Fraser, Richard H., "Arcbaelogical Dis­ Goodykoontz, A. P ., 388; Letitia, 387; coveries at the Morris Site, Cherokee Madge, 387, 389. County, Oklahoma," by Robert E. Bell and, 21&235. Gordon, James H., 152. 'Freeman, Dr. Douglas Southall, 371. Gorman, Mrs. Helen, 310. Gotebo, (Okla.), 373. French, Bob, 185; H., 200; Janana Thomp- son, 185. Gott, Bill, 194. Friends, Society of, 276. Gover, W. B .. 2C11. Frisco Railroad, 329, 330. Grace, C. V., M4, MS; Veach, 344-. Grand, (Okla. TeJT.), 344. Frozen Rock. 20. Fry, Mrs. Robert, 316. Grand Council held May 1842 on Deep Frye, Mose, 286. Fork of the Canadian, 439. Grand Saline, 450. -G- Grant, Ulysses S., 349, 370. G County, (Okla. Terr.), 39, Grant County Bank, The, 475, Gadsden, James, 434. Graper, Emily, 387; Louise, 387. Gage, (Okla.), 262, 475. Graves, Earl Homer, 248; Lola Tittle, 248. Gaines, Gen..... ••··· ······-····· .., 428; Edward Gray Gordon, 370; Walter, 239. Pendleton, 299; George S., 294, 295 , "Great Seal of the Confederacy, The," b y 299. George Shirk, 309-311. Galbreath, Robert, 318. Greeley, Lieut. Adolphus W., 341. Green, G. W.• 388. Gallaher, Jane R., 157. Galloway, Dr. Paul V., 363. Green Corn Ceremonies of the Cherokee Galveston, (Tex.), 374. Indians, 472. Gamble, James, 434. Green Gang, 151. Garland, Lewis, 451. "Green Peach War," 3CJ7, 400. Garner, William, 275. Greer, Frank. 346. Garnett, Elmer, 2C11. Greer County, ( Okla. Terr.), 39; irriga- Garrett, Kathleen, "Worcester, The Pride tion in, 212. Griffin, G. R.• 396; Sallie, 387. of the West," by, 386-396; Mary, 395. Gaylord, E. X., portrait of, 48.1. Griffis, George, 344, 345; James, 345; Geary, James, 124-126. John, 345. Grinnell, Rev. Jeremiah A., 276; Miu George Young School, m. Georgia, state of, 472; mmsionaries a111ong Mary, 276. Cherokee Indians in, 174. Gritts, Levi B., 472. , German girls, rescue of, 473. Guess, George, 472; Sally, 472; Teeeey Geronimo, 342. 20. Ghost Dance, 140. Guild, Edith Carr. 136. "Ghost Dance Religion Among the Okla- Gunter, D. M., 171. homa Cheyenne, The," by Donald N. Gutshall, Isabel Strong, 250. 7 -H­ Hinahaw, Dr. J. Raymond, 470n. Historical Marken, 12', 240. Hadjo, Ca.ea. 398; Ufalla, 448. Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 10, 438. Haggard, J. C., 344. Hobart, (Okla.), 373. Hale, W. M., 344. Hocker, Edith, 256n. Half Circle S. Rane� 317. Hoover, Blacius, 442. Hal� H. C. & Co., 326; J. B., 316; Rev. Hopi Indians, 335. J. H., 363; J. M. & Co., 326; J. W., Hoppe, Emil Otto, 465. 316; Neil Tittle, 248; Virginia, 248. House, Roy Temple, 122. Hamre, J. J., gift of, 475, Houston, Sam, 449, 472. Hanby, Salb C., 4. Howard, Mrs. Gertrude, 248 ; 0. R., 324. Hann, George, gift of, 485. Hubbell, Agnes, 387. Harbour, Dr. Emma Estill, gift of, 252. Hudson, Ralp� gift of, 252; Waddie, 188. Hardy, Mrs. Robert M., 362. Hughes, Robert, 316; Thomas, 316. Hargrove College. 241. Hulsey, A. J., 281; Dr. James Carroll, Harjo, Echo, 21; George, Seminole chief, 281; Rev. John Washington, 279, 281; 3�; OM.a, 434; Tustenuggee, 425. Lucretia Overall, 281. Harkin,, G.eorge W., 447, 471, 472. Hunt, Gaillord, 311; P. B., 341. Harlan, Rev. E. B., 281. Hunter, Capt...... , 439. Harlan', Chapel Baptist Church, 281. Huss, Rev. John, 450. Harris, Mr...... , sutler, 17; Arnold, 424, 438; C. A., 426, 428; C. J., 33; -1- E. Poe, 473; Lieut. J. W., 425; Susan W. Armstrong. 438; W. R., 181n. "l'' County, (Okla. Terr.), 39. Harrison, Ben, 250. I. X. Ranch, 316. Hartness, J3uck, 455; Octavia, 455. Igou, Chilion A., 262n; Delmar, 262n; Haskell, Cltar1es N., 35, 153, 154, 245. Jack, 262n; Violet Polin, "Pioneer Days Haskell Baptist Association of Indian in Ellis County," by, 262-269. Territory, 280. Incas of Peru, 335. Hastings, Charolette Minerva Blake, 236; "Indian as Conservationist, The Ameri­ J. R., 181n; James K., 236, 485; John can," by N. B. Johnson, 333-340. Irving, 236; William Wirt, 31, 182. Indian Claims Commission, creation of, Hatchett, C. C., 250. 117, 143. Hatchett Springs, 31. Indian Council, General, 427. Hawkins, Dr. Louis E., 214. Indian hostilities in Texas, 471. Head of Coosa (Ga.), 472. Indian Progress, The, 473. Heady, J. B., 401, 402. Indian Territory, Liquor in, 423; traders Heald, J. H., 423, 443. in, 424; "The Annstrongs of," by Caro­ Heard, Prof ...... , 387. lyn Thomas Foreman, 292-308. Hearst, William Randolph, Jr., 371. Indianola Oil & Gas Company, 319n. Heller, Carolyn Flake, 362; Mrs. John H., "Indians, The National Congress of Amer­ 362. ican," by N. B. Johnson, 140•148. Henderson, Rev. Thomas, 429. Ingersoll, (Okla.), "A History of,'' 127- Hendricks, James R., 171n. 129. Henry, A. Todd, 372; Maj. John, 445. Hensley, Claude, gift of, 485; Gladys, lntertribal Council of the Five Civilized 373n. Tribes, 346-3,ffl. Herring. Elbert. 300. Ironsides, Bird, 395; Bob, 395. Hesse, Del, 238. Iroquois Indians, 140. Hewitt, J. G., 341. Irrigation in Oklahoma, 207. Heye, Artur. 465. Irrigation projects of Indians, 335. Hi-ab-che-tubby, 434. Irvine, William, 154. Hicks, Clarence, 461; Elijah, 20; Herbert Irving, Washington, 8. Worcester, 396; Jefferson, 170; Mrs. V. Irwin, Mr...... , 444; Nancy, 420n. D., 250; W. H., 125. Isabella, postoffice at, 272. "High Point in America's Thinking, A," lsh le mo lut ka, 434. b1 Charles Evans. 368-371. Ish ta ho tapa, Chickasaw Indian, �. 434, Highfill, Rev. Herman, 280. 447. Hill, J. H., 1� 314, 318; Mrs. Paul, gift Island Bayou, 427. of, 485. Islands, James, 435. Hilton, Essie Fox, 390, 395. I so Ka ah, 434. Hindus, Maurice, 258. Izard, Gov. George, 7. 8 -J- Kiowa, (Okla. Terr.), 39. Kiowa-Comanche Reaervation, opening of, Jacbon, A. A. M., 19; Andrew, 29'; Mn. 373n. Walter, gift of, 485; Watie, 181n. Jackson County, (Okla.), 212. Kiowa County, (OklL). irrigation in, 212. Kiowa Indians, 410, 431. James, F. W., 475. Klaus, Charlotte Mode, 395; W. ff., 390, Jarman, J. E., 190. Jelks, Ed, 206n. 395. Jet, (Okla.), 128. Knight, Fannie, 395; Henry, 395; Robert Johnson, General Joseph E., 174. D., 455; Vic, 395. Johnson, N. B., 346, 347; ''The National Korn, Mrs. Anna 8., 468. Congress of American Indians," by, 140- Kornegay, Nannie Stafford, 395. 148; "The American Indian as Conser­ Krug, J. A., Secretary of the Interior, 211. vationist," by, 333-340. Kyle, Harry A., gift of, 252. Johnston, Col. Albert Sidney, 286; Eliza Anna, 246; Capt. Robert, 246. -L­ Jones, A. B., 136; Charles (Grist Mill), Laffay, Joe, 31. 327; Frank, 418; Loyd, 344; Richard Lake Altus, 212. Lloyd, 470; Robert M., 20, 242, 447; Lake Murray, 474. Adj. Gen. Roger, 15. Lamb, Charles H., "Clinton Riley Strong Jones Academy, 243. I," by, 249-250. "Joseph Franklin Thompson: An Early Landrum, E. M., 388, 389, 395; H. L, Cherokee Leader," by T. L. Ballenger, 455. 285•29I. Langley, N. C., Cherokee Indian, 181n. Judge, Thomas L., 19, 448, 449. Last Chance Ranch, 317. Judy, H. S., "Beaver County in the 1890's," Laverne, (Okla.), 239. by, 237-239. Lawrence, (Ks.), 375. Juzan, Pierre, Choctaw chief, 430. Lawrence, Mrs. J. A., 287. Lazard, Didier, 465. -K- Leavenworth, Gen. Henry, 303. Kansas Cavalry, Co. A, 2nd Regiment, 375. Lee, Carrie May, 246; Gen. Robert E., Kaufman, Kenneth C., 123. portrait of, 369. Kearney, Col...... , 10. Leflore, Greenwood, 471, 472. Keeler, W. W., Cherokee chief, 347. Left Hand, Grant, Arapaho Indian, 411- Keetoowah, ( Cherokee Nation), 32. 413. l(eetoowah religion, 471, 472. Lewinsohn, Richard, 465. Kellam, Sally Merrill, 362; Mrs. William Lewis, M. G., 20; Yancey, 152. K., 362. Library, The William Bennett Bizzell Kelley, E. H., "Oklahoma State Banking Memorial, 256. Department, Report of, by, 124-126; Lieurance, R. S., 208. "Early Banks & Banking in Oklahoma," Lindsey, H. D., 316. by, 475-476. Linn, Dr. Lewis Fields, 433. Kelley, William, Cherokee Indian, 181n. Little Chief, Cheyenne Indian, 410. Kemp, Jackson, 434. Little McClellan Creek, battle at, 473. Kentucky, Choctaw Academy in, 422. Little Raven, Arapaho, 412n. Keokuk, Sac & Fox Indian, 475. "Little Rohe Township, Ellis County," by Kerr, Major Eugene, 250; Gov. Robert S., 0. H. Richards, 343.345, 210, 211. Little Robe, Cheyenne chief, 344. Key, Gen. W. S., 240. Locusts, parched, 181. Kichai Indians, 200. Logan, Col. James, 19, 434, 438, 439, 449; Kickapoo Indians, 433, 450; wickiups of, Prof. L. M., 291. 474. Logan County, (Okla.), 119. Kickapoo Reservation, 275. Loman, Capt. Eastman, 451. Kickapoo Station, 275, 372, 376. Long, George, killing of, 11. Kicking Bear, 409. Longrnoor, Mrs. Virginia Hall, 248. Kidd, Robert L., 282. Loomis, Col. Gustavus, 160; Mrs. Helen Kilgore, Judge C. B., 373n. Rutherford, 157; Ross R., 157. Killaneta, Pete, 18S. Looney, Mrs. Rella, 121, 252, 278n. Kimbell. H. T., 207. Lossing, B. J., 311. King, Zack, 385. Lottinville, Dr. Savoie, 470n. Kingfisher College, 390. Loughridge, Rev. Robert M., 399, 434. Kingfisher County, (Okla.), 119. Lc.ve. Benjamin, 303; Henry, 303; Stone, Kingsbury, Rev. Cyrus, 451; G. P., 432. 434. 9 LoYett, Bob, S; Rn. J. J., 182; Mn. McNamara, Lieut. Thomu, 9. Sarah, 287. McNickle, D'Arcy, 14411. Lewdermilk, G. � 330. McQuiu. John., 345. Lcrwrey, Fannie, 458; Nellon, 196, 467. McSpadden, J. W., 182, 465; Mn. J. W., Lewry, w illiam, m. m. 418; Mn. Jamee W., 16'. Luca, ReT. Tom, 283; Rev. W. G., 2.83. Medford, (OklL), fint bank in, 475. Luce, J. B., 1911. Medicine Bluff, 342. Lucky, Myrtle, 391, 395; Sabrina, 391, Meip, Mrs. Jane, 2; Return Jonathan, 2, 395; Sarah Frances, 391. 471. Ludwig. Emil, 258. Merrill, Maj. Sherman Morton, 362; Sm• Lugen, (Okla.), 1111. an, 362. Lugert-Altm Project, 207-215. Meriwether, James A., 12. Lutchapoga Town, Creek Nation, 397. Mesta, Perle, portrait of, 252. Luthi, Gottlieb, 465. Methodists. among Creek Indians, 429; in Lynch. Martha, 174, 285. Cherokee Nation, 182; in Chicitasaw Nation, 448, 453; in Choctaw Nation, -M­ 175, 453. MacBride, Van Dyk, 309n. Mexican War, 26. Mexico, 449; Cherokee Indians, 18. Madsden. Chris., 238. Major County, (Okla.) Miami Indians, 450. · , 12.8. Micanopi, Seminole Indian, 19n, 438. Many, Lt. Col. Jamea B., 296, 429. Marland, Gov. E. W., bml of, 485, 487; Micco, Eneah. 426; Tommarthla, 435; Tuckabacha, 435. Mn. E. W., aift of, 485, 487. Marehall Benjamin, 19n, 440, 448, 449; Microfilming, 110, 114. ,. Milam, Mn. J. Bartl , 417. John, 238 . ey Martin, Jamee W., 22n; John, 2.87; Mar­ Military Trail, to Fort Sill, 380. Millard, J oho, 422. a, . th 287 Miller, Bluford, 316; George, 181; Henry Muon,. Jamee M., 310; Lt. Col. Richard W., 170; W. L. G., 194. B., 14.,. 15, 17, 23, 24n, 304,, 305 , 4Z7, 438. Miller Court House, 243. Muonic Lodge, 193, 350. Missionaries, among Cheyenne & Arapaho Maurois, Andre, 466. Indians, 349; in Choctaw Nation, 443; in Creek Nation, 429. Mayes. Joe l, 195, 454, 456; L T ., 181n; Samuel, SI; Samuel H., 191 458. Mississippi, Choctaw Indians in, 44.2. Maytubby, Floyd, Co"emor, Chlckasaw Miseouri, Kanau & Texas Railroad, 477- Nation, 347. 478. McAleater, (I. T.), 478. Mitchell, "Cap", M3; Mrs. Edith. 351. McAlester, J. J ., home of, 47t. Mode, Charlotte. 395; Isaac, 183. McArthur, Duncan, 435. Monroe, Allen, 181n. McBirney, J. Donald, 362; Vera Clinton, Moody, W. A., U. S. Deputy Marshal, 817n. 400, 401; William, 401. McBride, Don, 208. Moore, Ann Augusta Robertson, 393; Mrs. McCarthy, Prof. John, 887, 389. Jessie E., gift of, 486; Sabrina Lucky, McCarty, Rev. V. V., 279. 392; William B., "Marion Riley Tittle," McCleDan, Capt. William, 295. by, 247-248. McCluna, Hugh L, 294. Morgan, Chille, Creek interpreter 329. McConnell, :t.frs. Sam, MS. Mormons, in Cherokee Nation, 169. McCullough, Jamee F., 183. Morris. Rev. W. M., 2.81. McCurtain, D. C., 35; Green, 35. Mosholatubbee, Choctaw chief, 420, 421. McDaniel, Clifford, 129. Mocholatubbee District, (Choctaw Na- McDonald, Peter, Navajo Indian, 418. tion), 446. McGillvarry, Billy, 434. Mount Ida, (Ark.), 2.83. McGihery, ·····-···· .. ····· .... , Chickasaw chief, Mount Scott, M2. 448. "Mrs. John R. Williams, A Pioneer of the McGratli, J. P., gift of, 485. Indian Territory," by Muriel H. Wright, Mclntoah, Chilly. 20, 426; Roley, 21, 426. 372-385. 434, � 448; Gen. William, 426. Muldrow, 'Fisher, gift of, 485; Hal, gift McKavett, Capt. ···············-···• 436; Ueut. of. 485. H . ., 307. Mulkey, J. D., 5. McK.inn�. Alexander. 437; Thomu L., Muller, Alfred, 466. · 472; ThomJ>SOn. 428, 447. Murdock, Victor, 346. McICieaick, Col. Jamee, 25, 160. Morphy, Kathryn M., "Oklahoma History Mclauchlin, Eli, 129. and theNational Archives," by, 105-120. 10 Manay, Mae Aadell, 252; Gowraor John­ -0- ston, 240, 250, M7; Willialn H., S5. 0akland, Potawatomi day IChool. ffl. Murrow, Rn. J. S., 281. Oaks, (Cherokee Nation), poetoffic:e at, Muae, Rn. Joeeph Haney, 279, 283; 181. Mary, 28.1; Mn. Nina, 284; Stephen, Oberline, poetoffice at, 272, 276. 283; R. z. , 283. O'Brien, Miu Alice, 362t• Mrs. Leo A.. Muuck, � 387, 389. 362. Muskogee, (I. T.), 325, t78. O'Connell, Tom, gift of, 252. Muskogee, (Okla.), 152, 153. Ohio State Penitentiary, 405. Myen, Cordelia., 387. Oil, in Oklahoma, 463. "Oil and Gas Well in Tulaa County, First." -N­ by Fred S. Clinton. 312-332. Nail. Rhoda, 453. Oklahoma, 368; banb and banking in, Nance, Thomas J� 249. 124; coal in, 474; concrete roads in, Naney, Rev. Rupen, 239. 135; "Baptist Pioneers in Eastern," by Nanih Waiya, 243. Herbert Miner Pierce, 279-2.84; Fiftieth Nash, Eugene, 487. Anniversary of, 487; "Fint Postofficea Nashville, (Tenn.), 293; cholera in, 420; within the boundaries of," by George H. postmaster at, 4.24. Shirk, 38-104,; first road in, 7; Great Nation, Carrie, 129. Seal of, 245; Historical markers in, 240; "National Archives, Oklahoma History and irrigation in, 207; Negroes in, 463; oil the," by Kathryn M. Murphy, 10.5--120. in. 312-332, 463; records in National Archives relating to the history of, lH- "National Congress of American Indians, 120; "The First Telephone Line in," by The," by N. B. Johnson, 140-148. Muriel H. Wright, 341-343; University National Party, Cherokee Nation, 29. of, 241, 256. Navaho Indians, 144, 145. Oklahoma A. & M. College, 236, 250. Navasota. (Tex.), 256. Oklahoma Bank, in Oklahoma City, 126. Nave, Andrew, letters of, 2-5; George F., Oklahoma Bankers Aaaociation, charter 458, 459, 461. members of, 475. Ne-a-math-la, Creek chief, 426. "Oklahoma Boomers," 379. Negroes, in Oklahoma, 463. Oklahoma City, first bank in, 124; first Neodesha, (Kan.), 317. newspaper in, 125; historical marlten Neosho Sub-Agency, 430, 445. in, 124; libraries of, 129-130. Nesbitt, Carrie May Lee, 246; Evaline "Oklahoma Day," 468. Watkins Lee, 245; Howard, 245; James, Oklahoma Folklore Society, 129. 245; James Blackburn, 24.5; Robert L, Oklahoma Historic places, paintings of, 246. 473. Oklahoma Historical Calendars, 487. "Nesbit, Paul," by Howard Nesbitt, 245- Oklahoma Historical Society, budget of, 246. 364; Confederate Memorial Hall at, 310, New Hope Academy, 447. 368; Director of, 373; library of, 351; Newtown, ( Cherokee Nation), school at, minutes of meeting of Board of Direc• 180. tors of January 24,, 1952, 137-139; min­ Nicks, Gen. John, 8; Mrs. John, 8. utes of annual meeting at Durant on Nielsen, Roger, 466. April 25, 1952, 251-253; minutes of spe­ Night Hawk faction of Cherokee Indians, cial session of Executive Committee, 32. May 28, 1952, 364-365; minutes of Night Hawk-Keetoowab religion, 471, 472. Board of Directors October 23, 1952, Nittuccachee, Choctaw chief, 298, 300, 442. 482-489; murals in, 483; portraits in, No Man's Land. 236. 468; tour of, 488; Union Memorial Hall Norman, Rena, 316; Sammy, 316. at, 368. North Carolina, Cherokee Indians in, 417, "Oklahoma History and the National 472. Archives," by Kathryn M. Murphy, 105- 120. North Fork Town, 447n. O/dahoma /<>urn.al. The, 125. Northeastern State College, Cherokee Oklahoma Memorial Association, 468, 487, source material at, 2-5. 488; gift of, 252. Note-te-cha, 405. Oklahoma Panhandle, 237. Notes & Documents, 236-244, 341-360, 468· Oklahoma Portland Cement Company, 466. 476. Oklahoma Station, 379. Nowlin, Dave, 279, 2.81. Oklahoma Territory, eeventh county in N uyaka Mission, opening of, 474. organization of, 237. 11 Oklahoma Times, 125. Perry, Jane Tweedy, 162, 163; Matthew, Oklahoma'• "Hall of Fame," 468. 149; Oliver Hazard. 149, 162. "Ok1abe>ma'a History Discll88ion Council," Perryma� Cornelius, 405; George, 404; 239-240. LC., 40l Okmulgee, (I. T.), 317n. Pettifer, George, 273n, 277. Olympw School, in Cherokee Nation, 180. Pettigrew, J. L., 161. Oo-che-Ja-ta (Charles Thompson), Chero- Petty, George, 238; William, 318. kee chief, 180, 194. Phillips Landing, 3. Oo-no-leb, Cherokee Indian, 18. Pickens, Edmund, 448. Opening, of Cheyenne & Arapaho Reser­ Pickering, John H., 272. ntion, 381; of Oklahoma Territory, 380. Pickett, John T., 311. Opothleyahola, Creek leader, 397, 399, 426, Pierce, Bishop George F., 288; Thomas 435. Prescott, 27. Orient Railroad, 128. Pierce, Herbert Miner, "Baptist Pioneers Osage Indians, 10, 170, 301, 302, 303, in Eastern Oklahoma," by, 279-284. 431, 441, 445. Pillow, Miss Annie P., 309. Oto Agency, 372, 379. Pima Indians, 145, 335. Oto-Missouri Reservatjon, 379. "Pins", 170. Ottawa Indians. 427. "Pioneer Days in Ellis County," by Violet Outlaws in o1d Beaver Co., Okla. Terr., Polin Igou, 262-269. 238. Pistalatubby, 434. Overland Mail Route, 296. Pitchlynn, Lavinia, 437n; Peter P., 447. Owen, Cen., 404; Robert L., 182, 183, 193. Pittman, Miss Docia, 136. Owens, Jane, 405. Plains Indians, council with, 473; hostili- ties of, 473; military service against, 375. -P­ Pleasant Prairie, 275, 276. Pfoasant Prairie School, 272. p age, John, 436. Polin, Amanda Davis, 262; Della Crace, Paiute Indians, 408; Pyramid Lake, 143. 264; Ella Zartman, 262, 267; Henry, Palmer, Thomas J., 475. 262n: Lee, 262; Marvin, 264, 267; Vio­ Palmetto Regiment, 27. let, 262n. Pn�a. Che, 405. Polk, James K., 349. Papago Indians, 145. Pontiac, Indian chief, 140. Parin, Edward, gift of, 485. Porcupine, Cheyenne Indian, 409, 414. Park, Jane Crozier Armstrong, 294; Wil­ Porter, Pleasant, 35, 314, 318, 320. liam, 294. Ports, Mrs. Robert C., 362; Susan Merrill, Park Hi11, ( Cherokee Nation), trader at, 362. 2. Posey, Alexander, 35. Parker, Ely Samuel, Seneca Indian, 349; Posey's Landing, 439. Judge Isaac C., 400; Quanah, 342, 474. Postoak, Lincoln, 316. Parkinson, B. F., 327; James A., 313n; "Potawatomi Day Schools," by Hobert D. James H., 326; Jim, 329. Ragland, 270-278. Parks,. Ann Thompson, 174; Emma, 177n; Potawatomi Reservation, survey of, 270; Etta Duncan, 184; George Washington, traders in, 270. 174; J. C., 187; J. T.• 460; Robert Cal­ Pottawatomie County, (Okla.), 270; His­ vin, 174; Sam, 174. 182: Susan Taylor, torical Society, 270n. 174; Susie, 177n; Thoma� Jefferson, 174. "Parks, Jeff Thompson: Pioneer, Educa­ Potts, Ramsey D., 446. tor, Jurist, The Life and Times of," by Presbyterian Church, in Cherokee Nation, T. L. Ballen�er, 173-199. 461. Panis, Albion K., 450; Georp:e. 180, 195; Presbyterian Mission, Tahlequah, I. T., John, 417;Mrs . John, 418; W. L., 181n; 184. Wayne, 418. Prescott, Henry, 375n; Mary Newmarch, 375. Parsons, John E., :\08. Pringle, Mrs. W. P., gift of, 252. Partridge. Anne, 405. Proctor, William, 432. Paschal, Col. George W., 286. Prospect Hill, in Creek Nation, school at, Patterson. Rev. Lindsey, 279-281. 448. Pawnee Indians, of the Platte, 449. Providence Mission, in Choctaw Nation, Pavne, Capt. David, 379; J.M., 167; John 446. Howard, 174, 472. Pueblo Indians, 140, 141. Payne County, (Okla.), 236. Pueblo Rebellion of 1680, 140. Pearce, James A.. 162. Puterbaugh, J. G., 469n. Peden, Preston, 211. Pyramid Lake, 409. 12 -Q- Rogers, Bertha, 395; C. V., 388; John. 389, 395; Capt. John. 301, 450; Otto, Quahadi Band of Comanche Indians, M2, M.D., 461; Will, 258, 344; "William, 474. 434; "William C., Principal Chief, Oier­ Quapaw Indians, 302, 427 , 400, 441, 445, okee Nation, The Administration of," by 450. Elzie Ronald Caywood, 29-37. Quinn. Elizabeth Jacobs, 447; Mrs. James Rose, F. P., 264; Mrs. Hallie, 264-n; Ralph, J., gift of, 485. 264n. Rose Cottage, 3. -R- Rose Hill, in Choctaw Nation, 242, 487. Radcliff, Fred. 395. Rosen-Carle, Envin, 466. Ragland, Hobert D., "Potawatomi Day Ross, C. M., M.D., 461; George, 181n; Schools," by 270-278. John, 2, 23, 174, 432. 451, 470, 472; Railroad, "Battle Axe'', 329; through Ing- Mrs. Lelia, 4.58; Mrs. Lelia C. Swepton, ersoll, Okla. Terr., 127. 461; Lewis, 181n, 184n; McKinley, 418; Rains, Lieut. G. J., 297, 302. Quatie, 2; Rufus, 182; W. W., 455; Rainy Mountain School, 373. William P., 194, 388, 394. Ralston's Tennessee Volunteers, 149. Rucker, Dr. G. R., 313n. Ranch, Half Circle S, 317. Run of April 22, 1889. 116, 346, 372, 382. Rand, Jerry, "Samuel Morton Rutherford," Russell, Bertrand, 258; Orpha B., "Wil- by, 149-159. liam G. Bruner, Member of the House Rankin, Alexander, 372, 375. of Kings, Creek Nation," by, 397-407; Rations, to Indians, 432. Tom, 344; Truss, 401n. Raymond, Mary, 395. Russian Orthodox Church, Hartshorne, Rector, E., 439; Major Elias, 170; Col. Okla., 474. H., 439; Wharton, 421. Rutherford, Helen, 157; Jane, 157; Sir Red 'Fork, (Okla.), 312, 313n, 319n, 326, John, 150; John Dillard, 157; Morton, 329. 157; Morton III, 157; Robert B., 147; Red Fork Trail, 327. Sally, 149, 157; "Samuel Morton," by Red Jacket, 349. Jerry Rand, 149-159; Sarah (Sallie) Red River African Mission, 453. Rebecca, 152. Red Wolf, Arapaho Indian, 412n. Redd, D. Frank, 461. -S- Reese, Henry Dobson, 171. Sac & Fox Indian Agency, 272; painting Reeves, Ira L., 153. of, 474; trader at, 372, 375. Reno, Esther Bruner, 407. Sacred Heart Mission, 272, 277. Richards, 0. H., "Little Robe Township, Saint Croix River, 414. Ellis County," by, 343-345. Salines, in Cherokee Nation, 450; in Choc­ Richardson, M. E., 475. taw Nation, 4S3. Riddle, E. A., 401n. Samuel, Mrs. Emma Parks, 177n. Ridge, John, 434; Major, 286, 434. San Fernando, (Mexico), Sequoyah buried Rio Nutria, 237 n. at, 18. Rister, Dr. Carl Coke, 109. Sand Creek, battle of, 4W. Roach, George, 186. Sanger, Lena, 316; May, 316. Road, from Fort Towson to Fort Washita, Sangster, Carrie Wray, 257. 447; from Fort Smith to Fort Towson, Santa Fe Railroad, 379. 422. Saunders, Elizabeth, 184. Robbins, H. E., 210-212; Jack, 98. Scales, Joah, 186. Roberts, W. 0., 348. Scatori, Stephen, 123. Robertson, Miss Alice, 474; Ann Augusta, Schmitt, Karl, 476; death of, 348; "Karl", 393; Mrs. J. B. A., miniature of, 252; by Robert E. Bell, 479-481; Iva Osanai, James, 471; Lewis A., gift of, 485; Mrs. 476. w. s .• 388, 393. Schneir, Cecil, gift of, 485. Robin, Big, Cherokee Indian, 180; George, Schonauer, Georg, 466. Cherokee Indian, 180. Schools, in Chickasaw Nation, 448; in Robinson, Colonel, 316; Edward, 316; ChoctawNation, 426, 428; in Creek Na­ Miss Ella, 418; George, 316. tion, 448. Robinson's Hotel, 314. "Schools, Potawatomi Day," by Hobert D. Robot, Father Isidore, 278. Ragland, 270-278. Rock Roe, 299. Schrimsher, M. M., 171. Rodgers, Jemima, 407; Lucy, 407. Scott, A. C., 125, 346; Lieut. H. L., 411; Roe, Rev. Walter C., 349, 385. Jesse, 423; John R., 208; Libum, 395; Roe Cloud, Mrs. Henry, 142, 144n. w. w., 125. 13 Scott'• Mill. b�_ of. 170. Sla.ery, in Cherokee Nation, 2Zn, 171. Scroua, Dean Schiller, 386; Re.. J. W., Slaves, in Choctaw Nation, 430; in Flor• 386, 387, 390, 3k ida, 428. "Seal of the Confederacy, The Great," by Slief, Miu Golda., B 346. Ceorp Shirk, 309.311. Smallpox among Choctaw Indiana,. "90 Seeley, Tiwmas. 448. Smith, Col A. L, retired, 418; Anne Wil• Seser Indian Colony, 373, 381. lard Armatrona, 294; Charles, 32; Gen. Selfridge, Thomas 0., 311. Edmund Kirby, 115; Frederick, 442; Seminole Indiana, 333n, 430, 441; Agent John W., 273; Gen. Penifer Fraer, 294. for, 160; removal to the west of, 18, Sneed, Gen. R. A., 310. 149, 435, 448. Snell, Y oungbird, 180. Seminole War, 8. Southern, Hazel Bland, 324. Semmes, Thomae J.� 309. Southwest City, (Mo.), 178. Seneca Indians, 179, 300, 349, 427, 430, Southwest Stage Company, 372n. 441. Sparks, George, 152. Sepen, Nace, 405. Spears, Cliff, 152; D. J., 283. Sequoyah, State of, 35. Spencer Academy, 243. Sequoyah, Cherokee Indian, 472; claim for Spokogee, establishment of, 153. bounty lands by widow of, 470, 472; Stafford, Nannie, 395. death of, 17; home of, 475; saline grant• Stage Line of Henry A. Todd, 372. ed to, 4.50; aignature of, 418. Stambaugh, Col. S. C., 11. Sequoyah Convention, 153. Standing Bull, Cheyenne Indian, 412. Sequoyah _Indian Training School, 29n, Stanley, John T., 237, 238; William B., 184n. 236; Willis B., 238. "700" Ranch House, 475. Stapler, J. B., 455. Severs, F. B., 315, 317n. Starr, Belle, 478; E. E., 187. Seward, To� 238. State of Sequoyah, 35. Sforza, Count Carlos. 258. Stephens, E. S., 'Z'I4; Flossie, 395; S. S., Shattuck, (Okla.) � 268. 186; Spencer S., 393. Shawnee, ( OJda.), 136. Stephenson, Lieut. J. R., 296. Shawnee Boarding School, 275, 276. Stevens, Marshall, 395. Shawnee 'Friends Mission, 276. Stickles, Mrs. Vera Bland, 314. Shawnee Indians, 302, 427, 430, 433, 435, Stinchcomb, Lee, gift of, 485. 441, 450, 471. St. Mary's Convent for girls, 278. Shawneetown, 277, 372, 376. Stokes, Gov. Montfort, 6, 165, 303. She-co-ney, Comanche chief, 431. "Stone School House," 273. Shelton, Harvey.. W. C., 183, 186. Story, (Ark.), 283. Sheridan, Gen. Philip, 475, Stovall, Green, 280. Shields, Hamilton Leroy, 27. Strong, Alverta, 2.50; Dr. C. Riley, 250; Shih, Dr. Hu, 258. "Clinton Riley I,'' by Charles H. Lamb, Shirk, Geor,:e H., gift of, 485; "First Post 249-250; F. F., 250; Isabel, 250; J. S., Offices Within the Boundaries of Okla• 250; Mrs. Minnie, 250; R. B., 250. homa,'' by, 38-104; "The Great Seal of Strong City, (Okla.), 249. the Confederacy," by, 309-311; review Stuart, Judge C. B., 152; Capt. John, 296, of "The Katy Railroad and the Last 297, 301, 307. Frontier," by, 477-478. Swallow Rock, 302. Shirk, l.ucyl. 437. Swatek, Frank, 134; Josephine, 134; "Mat­ Shoshoni Indians, 409. thew Anton," by Luther Bohanon, 134- Short Mountain Baptist Association, 279. 135; "Mike," 134-135. Shreveport, (La.), 20. Swepston, Lelia Co., 461. Signal Mountain, 342. -T- . Sims, John F.. gift of, 252. Sioux Indians_ 141, 41 ln, 413n. Tahlequah, (Cherokee Nation), 452; horse Sipes, Eli7.a Anna Johnston, 246-247; Gail, racing at, 189; Methodist School for 246; Glen J ... 246; Helen. 246; "Mn. boys at, 182; Presbyterian MiSBion at, Jasper," by Gail Sipes Wright, 246-247. 184; trader at, 2. Sitgreaves. Capt. 473. Tahlequala Daily Sentinel, 187. Sittinct BuU, 410. Tahlontuskee, (Cherokee Nation), 450. Six Nations. chief of, 350. Talala, ( Cherokee Nation) , 29, 36. Skiatook, (Cherokee Nation) , 29, 36. Tawakoni Creek. Indian council on, 14. Skinner, Nat, 388. Tawakoni Indians, 200. Skullyville, ( Choctaw Nation), 296, �; Taylor, Andrew, 164; Frances, 163; Jenny, trader at, 443. 174; Joseph Richard, 256n; Lee, 29; 14 Lieat. Gen.MaxwellD., 370; Richard, TaaJi. Oaetobe martyr, 418. 163; Susan, 163. 17'; Gen. 1.acbary, Tucker Tower, 474. 439. Tuggles, Rev. T. P., 462. Tecumaeh, Indian chief, 140. Tulke Pu.cha, 397n. Telegraph line to Fort Sill, � 314. Tulsa, (OklL), 319n, 326, 330, 397; (L Wfelephone Line in O� ne Fint," T.), 313n. by Muriel H. Wright, 341-343. Tulsa Art Aaeociation, 362. Temperance Society, in Choctaw Nation, "Tulsa County, Fint Oil & Gas Well in," 441. by Fred S. Clinton, 312-332. Tenkiller Reservoir, 216. Tulsey Town, 328, 397. Tenneaaee, cholera in, 43). Turley, (Okla.), 328. Tevis, Ann, 292. Turner, Benton, 116; Mrs. Hal, 32.8; Gov. Texas, 477; Indian hostilities in, 471. Roy J., 211. Texas Cherokees, 472. Tuskenchow, Nehaw Motta, 435. Texas Republic, 449. Tustenugga, Cochai, 435. Thoburn, Dr. Joseph B., 288. Tuttle, Billy Lee, 397n. Thomas, Elmer, 200. ''Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Books Thompson, A. J., 181n; Ann, 174,; Arsene, Abroad," 122-124. 418; Carolyn Elaine Bizzell, 256n; Tyeire, Bishop Holland N., 288. Charles, 194; Elaine Bizzell, 256n; Fred, 385; Rev. J. F., 186; J. M., M.D., 461; -U- James Allen, 174, 285; Janana, 185; Union Army, Creek Indiana in, 398. Jeff, 175; Sir John, 285; Johnson, 175, Union Col1ege, Schenectady, New York, 185; Rev. Joseph F., 184n; Lee Bennett, 349. 256n; Martha Lynch, 174, 285; Mary Union Memorial Room, Oklahoma Histor­ Ellen Adair, 287; Mary Fannie Adair, ical Society, 368. 287; Morris, 2.85; Ralph Gordon, 256n; Union Pacific Railway Company, Southern Roy, 252; Sarah, 287; W. A., 186; Branch, 417. Waddy, 161; Walter A., 285, 287; Wil­ United States Military Academy, gift of, liam P., 182. 485. Thompson, Lawrence S., "Foreign Travel­ University of Oklahoma, 241; library of, ers in Oklahoma 1900-1950," by, 463- 256. 467. "Unto These Hills" pageant, 417. Thornthwaite, Dr. Charles Wanen, 119. Upshaw, A. M. M., Chickasaw agent, 21. Thurston, Nanny, 164. U. S. Military Academy, portrait of Gen. Tiblow, Tim, Delaware Indian, 20. Robert E. Lee unveiled at, 369. Tiger Bone Cemetery, 398, 407. U. S. Military Telegraph line, 341. Timberlake, Kate, 387; Richard, 181. Tingle, Lieut. C. A., 341. -V- Tishomingo, (Okla.), 241; ( Chickasaw Van Buren, (Ark.), 3, 432, 44..5. Nation), 448. Van Geisen, John, 238. Tittle, Adam Elias Wells, 247; Elimbeth Van Home, J., 425; Lieut. Jefferson, 299. Farris, 247; Gertrude, 248; Jennie Bel­ Van Winkle, Lee, 318. ieu. 248; John, 248; Lena, 248; Lola, Vanderpool Site, 216. 248; Marion R., Jr., 248; "Marion Vann, Mrs. Clara, 4-58; George, 458; Riley," by William B. Moore, 247-248; James, 471. Nell, 248; W. A., 248. Vaught, Judge Edgar S., 240. Tittle Gang, 178. Vera, ( Cherokee Nation), 29. Tobacco Factory in Cherokee Nation, 179. Verdigris Kid's Gang, 151. Tohucksi County Court House, 474. Verissimo, Erico, 466. Todd, James A., 372n; Benford E., 372n. Vinita, ( Okla.) , 386; Trail of Tears, 417. Waco Indians, 200, 303. Treaty of Jan. 4, 1845 with Creek and Wago7.a, postoffice at, 272, 276. Seminole Indians, 449. Wagor.a School, 274, 275. Treaty of Pontotoc, 472. Wahneta, Leroy, 418. Trott, Birdie, 387, 395; Homer, 395; J. C., Wahtan, Indian police, 382. 388; Willie, 395. Walker, Dick, 196; Jack, 196; Ne� Trousdale, Mrs. Mary, 272. 163; Tandy, 296n; Timothy, 196. 15 Wal). Tryph� Choctaw Indian, �7n. "William G.Bruner, member of the House Walton & Sheafe, 445. of Kings, Creek Nation," by Orpha B. Wanette, (Okla.), 270. Russell, 397-407. War Between the States, 375, 397. Williams, Allan D., 372n; Allan D. II. War of 1812, 472. 372n; Cynthia, 373n; Diana D., 373n; Ward, "Granny," ( Chi•ga-u), Cherokee Elizabeth Bums, 373n; Elizabeth Mur­ Indian, 174; William, 470, 472. phy, 373n; Eziah, 423; Gladys Henson, Wardell, Dr. Morris L., 240; "William 373n; John R., 373; John R., Jr., 373; Bennett Bizzell," by, 256-261. "Mrs. John R.: A Pioneer of the Indian Warrens Trading Post, 18. Territory," by Muriel H. Wright, 372- Wuhbum, Rev. Cephas, 8, 424; J. L., 20. 385; Mary Elizabeth Prescott De Les­ Wuhee, 410. dernier, 372; Steven, 373n; William Washington, George, 350; Joseph, 418. Allan, 373n; William H., 372n. Waters, George, 32. Willibrand, Dr. W. A., 123. Watie, John, 4SO; Saladin Ridge, 115; Wilson, Brinton D., 272, 273; D. W., 275, Stand, 115, 174, 179, 286, 309, 434. 455; Ella, 277; Jack (Paiute Indian), Watts, Dr. H. Bascom, 363. 408, 411, 412; John F., 188. We-a-la-ka, postoffice at, 399. Wimberly, Harrington, 207. Wealaka Mission, 398. Windfield, Tom, 295. Weather Bureau, Gage, Okla., 475. Wingo, Mr...... , 136. Webb, Elizabeth, 387; Mary, 387. Winnie Fox, 124. Webbers Falls, (I. T.), 348, 441. Wolf Coon, Cherokee Indian, 188. Weems, Wharton, 371. Wolfard, Prof. N. E .. 208. Welch, Earl, 347. Wolfenberger. W. S., 401. Wells, C. T., 275; Charles, 292; Surgeon Wollschlaeger, Alfred, 467. J. B., 162; Susan, 292. Woods County, (Okla. Terr.), 1Z7, 128. WeJlsburg, (W. Va.), 292. Woodward, Levi, 274. Wellston, (Okla.), 275. Worcester, Rev. Samuel Austin, 386, 392. Welsh, A. L, 124. "Worcester, The Pride of the West," by West, Bill, 151; Mrs. Cora, Wichita Jn. Kathleen Garrett, 386-396. dian, 200n ; Robert, 436n. Worcester Academy, 386. Westville, (Okla.). 248. Worcester Cemetery, 487. Wheelock Church, 474. World's Fair, 1904, Indians at. 35. Wheelock Mission.. 243. Worten, Dr. Divonis, gift of, 365, 485. "When East Met West," by ·Frances Ross- Wounded Knee Creek, (So. Oak.), 140. er Brown, 417-419. WoYoka (Jack Wilson), Paiute Indian, Whipple Survey, 244. 400, 411, 412. Whitaker Ch-phans' Home, 33. Wril?;ht, Rev. Allen, 349, 474; Mrs. Curtis, White, Mrs. Lily, 264. 247; Frank H., 372n, 385; Rev. Frank White Buffalo, 413n. Hall, 348; Gail Sipes, "Mrs. Jasper White captives of Comanche Indians, 19. Sipes," by, 246-247; J. B., 121.122. "White Chimney", old house, 474. Wright, Muriel H., 240, 244, 469; "The White Horse Eagle, Osage chief, 465. First Telephone Line in Oklahoma," by, White Shield, Cheyenne Indian, 410. 341-34.3; "Mrs. John R. Williams, A White Short Bull, 409. Pioneer of the Indian Territory," by, Whitington, Mrs. Orro, 281. 372-385. "Wichita Death Customs," by Karl Sch­ Wyly, A. S., 461; Percy, 181; Judge mitt, 200-206. Robert Fletcher, 180. Wichita Indians, 303, 306, 410, 431; houses of, 474. -Y- "Wichita Kinship-Past & Present," by Yargee, N. V., 330; Pleas, 316; Van, 316. Karl & Iva Osanai Schmitt, 476. Yell, Gov. Archibald, 12, 160. Wichita Village, meeting in 1834 at, 303. Young, George, 277; John I., 316. Wickiup of Kickapoo Indians, summer & winter, 474. -?r- Wicks, Hamilton S., 126. Zartman, Anna, 262n, 266; Ella, 262, 267; Wild Cat. Seminole Indian. 4J8, 439. Grace. 262, 267; Ira, 262, 267; Leroy Wijon, Joseph S., 310. A., 262n, 266; Rose, 262, 266. Wild Cat, Seminole Indian, 19n, 20, 21. Zimmermann, Karl, 467. Wild Game, 338. Zinn, Joe, 208. Willard, Anne, 294. Zuni Indians, 336.

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