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Supplement to
artshorne
Sun
HARTSHORNE. 1NH. TEli.. Till"liSHA V. -11 NT- 21.
STATEHOOD BILL
the Territories of Okla-
Full Text of the Enabling Act Granting
homa, Indian Territory, New Mexico and Arizona
a Right to Adopt a Constitution and
Vote on Admission to Union
propriated public lands lying
, __ the boundaries thereof, and to all
A Bin ss, ,yo?Bh..d"r r* isss
a.*? «'r°o'°n1 isrs'af JSffi asrs1% ■ %br,r",s
ssri'S JS-ta: ax s;; t ss I u w th° u""ed
original slates; and to enal^'e toJ purposes during such period.
people of New Mexico and of An- 3 rfha(. th(? (lt le„ates to the
zona to form a constitution and state convention thus elected shall meet at
government and be admitted in i g0vernment of said Okla-
the Union on an equal footing witn hQma Territory on the second Tuesday
the original states. fter the}r election, excluding the day
Be it enacted by the Senate ana ^ election in case such day shall be
House of Representatives of tn~; Tuesday> but they shaU not receive
"United States of America in Congress . c engation for m0re than sixty days
assembled. That the inhabitants of ai I seryices> and after organiza-
that part of the area of the United t ghaU declare> on behalf of the
States now constituting the Tcrru y le of said pr0posed state, that they
and the Indian le^iritor^ J ^ congtitut,on of the United
Th t district numbered four shall said lands or the proceeds thereof as
. .....1 one day. Upon .he ndmlnsion ot j SfSeST^S 'SK I Tta.X "aid'Sd. % re-
; j-}-®- , ke,
| able in the courts of said state. ! "ict nltlonand the terri- ed and held by said state and the in-
1 Third. That the people inhabiting , tory comprisins recording districts ; come therof ^teresL ren^ls. ^or
said proposed state do agree and de- numbered sixteen, twentv-one. twenty- , otherwise only shall ^ educa-
right twenty-six. in the In .an ^ tnde^The
" withln| ™Vct^
comprise the counties of Greer, Koger
■lie or disposal of anv lands herein
disposition of liquor contrary to these
provisions shall be punished by im-
prisonment of not less than one year
constitution and become the State of, Stat esj_whereupon the convention | ^aH as~ umed und paid by said j in said territory
of Oklahoma and the Indian
as at present described, ma
the said th rights of tution shall be republican in form, and
strued to limit 01 impan ne rigi , distinction in civil or political
person or property pertaining to 1 account of race or color, and
Indians of said Territories (so long a, rights^on account ot r congtitu.
SUCh, ?,Bh„tS ,n ni'lt rnXct'The ZI Uon'oTthe,:Xfs.n.e nnd ,he prln-
nr to limit or affect the of the Dcclaration of Independ-
trovei nmeni ence_ And said convention shall pro-
States, the same shall be and remain
uibject to the jurisdiction, disposal,
and control of the United States. That
land belonging to citizens of the I'nit-
ed States residing within the limits ot
said state shall never be taxed at a
Mills, Kiowa, Washita, Comanche j
Cleveland, and Pottawatomie, and
the territory comprising recording dis-
tricts numbered seventeen, eighteen
nineteen, and twenty, in the Chicka-
saw nation, Indian Territory.
And the said representatives
together with the governor and
other officers provided for in
said constitution, shall be elected
on the same day of the election
higher rate than land belonging to res- j ratification or rejection of the j
idents thereof; that no taxes shall do , constitution; and until said officers
imposed by the state on lands or prop- arg elected and qualified under the pro- i
ertv belonging to or which may here- visjons Qf such constitution and the |
after be purchased by the United sajd ptate is admitted into the Union |
States or reserved for its use. | the Territorial officers of Oklahoma |
Fourth. That the debts and liabili- | Territorv shall continue to discharge :
ties of said Territory of Oklahoma j the duties of their respective offices t
thority of the
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to make if this ac ^ account of his or her mode of relig-
mmmmwrn
constitutional convention for said pro- j J1™ <rfs£?d sTate
posed state; and all i ^ch ^Id aT lndian reservations
to vote for said delegatesshallI he eh- on the flEtday of January, nineteen
elected by the people of the Territorj
of Oklahoma, and fifty-five toy the peo-
LlcJIfirTniI i:t 11 T. . ''C all'! " -!-:
tnTcNei" Indian \
Territory of Oklalioii^i; ;'iid ti ,-"iN
ernor, the chief iustice, and the sec-
r,raptr„,TrS.^°roS|neer. nle. nnd „,„e. e„„,rnry
homa into fifty-six districts, as nearly
equal in population as; may be, except ^ advertisP for sale or 8oU.
ss- i cit the purchase of any such liquors
to the Union, and thereafter until
people sail) state shall otherwise
! 11 1
- - i 4-fni| ~ ' ' i-'" i ^'1
who
shall nisv ifacture, sell, barter, give
away, or otherwise furnish any intox-
icating liquor of any kind, inch- ling
to the
provisions of this section, or who shall,
may' be, except; within the above described portion of
-that such apportionment shall include I said state
as one district the Osage Indian
ervation, and the governor
and the secretary of
the chief or who shall ship or in any way con-
>f the ter-1 vey such liquors from other parts of
. . ctoto intn tbf> nnrtions hereinbe-
justice,
ritory of Oklahoma shall appoint j described shal, be punlshed. on
said state into the portions herein!)"
1 be punished, o
IV fine of •not 1 I
election commissioner who s • ...
tablish voting precincts in sai-1 Osage ] conviction therec
Indian reserv
-the judges for
Indian reservation
shall be elected from
trict in such manner as may be pro
vided by said governor^ chief .^tice ^ tWisand population
and the secretary of ^^J^^ryt^ ponions of said state hereinbefore de
Fifth. That provisions shall be made
for the establishment and maintenance
of a svstem of public schools, which
shall be open to all the children of
said state and free from sectarian con-
trol; and said schools shall always be
conducted in English; Provided, that
nothing herein shall preclude the teach
ing of other languages in said public
schools: And, provided, further, That
this shall not be construed to prevent
the establishment and maintenance of i
separate schools for white and colored i
children.
Sixth. That said state shall never |
enact any law restricting or abridging j
the right of suffrage on account or j
race, color, or previous conditions of j
servitude.
Sec. 4. That in case a constitution J
and state government shall be formed i
in compliance with the provisions of j
this act the convention forming the >
same shall provide by ordinance for i
submitting said constitution to the peo- j
pie of said proposed state for its rati- j
fication or rejection at an election ,
to be held at a time fixed in said ordi- j
nance, at which election the qualified
voters for said proposed state shall j
vote directly for or against the pro-
posed constitution, and fur or against
any provisions separately submitted. |
The returns of said election shall be
i. • I !. ■
4 )kI.iihiiii:i. v.1 'with i chief .1
1 .ce thereof and the senior judge of
the United States court of appeals
for the Indian Territory, shall canvass
the same; and if a majority of the
legal votes cast on that question shall
I be for the constitution the governor
i of Oklahoma Territory and the judge
; senior in service of the United States
! court of appeals for the Indian Tern-
I torv shall certify the result to the
' president of the United States, to-
j gether with the statement ®f the votes
j cast thereon, and upon separate ar-
nrrtnncHinns nnd a COPY of
under the supervision of said state iu
each incorporated town of not less
' the
Sec. 7. That upon the admission
of the state into the union sections
numbered sixteen and thirty-six. in
every township in Oklahoma Territorv
and" all indemnity lands heretofore
selected in lieu thereof, are herebv
granted to the state for the use and
benefit of the common schools; Pro-
vided, That sections sixteen and thir-
ty-six embraced in permanent reser-
vations for national purposes shall
not at any time be subject to the erant
nor the indemnity provisions of this
act. nor shall any lands embraced in
Indian, military, or other reservations
of anv character, nor shall land owned
by Indian ti.:bes or individual mem-
bers of any tribe be subjected to the
grants or to the indemnity provisions j
of this act until the reservation shall
have been extinguished and such lands
be restored to and become a part of
the public domain: Provided. That j
there is sufficient untaken public 1
land within said state to cover this ;
grant: And provided, that in case
any of the lands herein granted to
the State of Oklahoma have heretofore
been confirmed to the Territorv of
Oklahoma for the purpose specified
in this act, the amount so confirmed
shall be deducted from the quantity ,
specified in this act.
There is hereby appropriated, out.
of any money in the treasury noi otti-r.
0m.
milling |fliars lor the use and ben.-l
fit of ''"the common schools of said
state in lieu of sections sixteen and
thirty-six, and other lands of the In-
dian" Territorv. Said appropriation
shall be paid by the treasurer of the
United States at such time and to
such person or persons as may be au-
; thorized by said state to receive the
i same under laws to be enacted bv
1 said state, and until said state shall
I enact such laws said appropriation
' shall not. be paid, but said state shall
' be allowed interest thereon at the
! rate of three per centum per annum.
which shall be paid to said state for
I the use and benefit of its public
schools. Said appropriation of five
' million dollars shall be held and in-
in trust, for the
granted for educatonal purposes.
the income or rentals thereof, shall be
used for the support of any religious
or sectarian school, college, or uni-
versity. , ,,
That section thirty-three, and all
lands heretofore selected in lieu there-
of, heretofore reserved under said
proclamation, and acts for chari-
table and penal institutions and pub-
lic buildings, shall be apportioned and
disposed of as the legislature of said
state may prescribe.
Where any part ot the lands grant-
ed by this act to the State of Okla-
homa are valuable for minerals, which
term shall also include gas and oil
such lands shall not be sold bv the
state prior to January first, nineteen
hundred and fifteen; but the same
may be leased for periods not exceed-
ing five years by the state officers
horized for that purpose, such
any claim or demand ot the state of
Oklahoma under the act of Sent em
ber twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
and fifty, and section twentv-four
hundred and seventy-nine of the re-
vised statutes, making a grant of
swamp and overflowed lands, which
grant it is hereby declared is not ex-
tended to said state of Oklahoma, the
following grant of land is herebv made
to said state from public lands of the
United States within said state, ^ror
the purposes indicated, namelv: .-or
the benefit of the Oklahoma Universit-
two hundred and fifty thousand acres-
for the benefit of the University Pre-
paratory school, one hundred and fiftv
thousand acres; for the benefit of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college,
two hundred and fifty thousand acres:
for the benefit of the Colored Agri-
cultural and Normal University, one
hundred thousand acres; for the bene-
fit of normal schools, now established
or hereafter to be established, three
hundred thousand acres. The lands
granted by this section shall be se-
lected by the board for leasing school
lands of the Territory of Oklahoma
immediately upon the approval of this
act. Said selections as soon as made
shall be certified to the secretary of the
i interior, and the lands so selected
shall be thereupon withdrawn from
j homestead entry.
Sec. 13. That said state when ad-
| mitted as aforesaid shall constitute
I two judicial districts to be known
as the eastern district of Oklahoma
the provisions in this act have been j ^se*antl^lie 1T0ftt of said schools, and the
complied with in the formation th ^ t thm.(,n shall be pai«l quarterly
of. it shall be the duty of the president "L ^ exc,uslvel in the sunnort
I'lilted States
of the
schools
and for the sale for indust
. | purposes, of alcohol which shall have ^
States been denaturized by some process an- j deemed admitted by congress into the
proposed
and the governor of the said Oklahoma
Territorv, together with the judge sen
a.s oV.nii fnllv anprifipd
to such scientific institut
if said election; and thereupon
state of Oklahoma shall be
under and by virtue of this
States over it or any other lands em-
braced in the state hereafter set aside
by congress as a national park, game
for the preservation of
Sftsys i S SK-SL'SSBtfS Sd°S5:;
H^«tes\foI-esaidanirelsaiTpro- ties, and colleges as are authorized to j ordinances, and the election returns
thG f itnfe .t a timf designa ed by : procure the same fre, of tax under the and a copy of the statement of the
wfhin tr monL aS the aP! laws of the United Statos; and for the 1 vote8 cast at. said election, shall be
them' within four months aft_ 1 sale 0f such liquors to any apothecary I forWarded and turned over bv the
proyM of this:act whlic p prior who shall have executed an approved seCretary of the territory of Oklahoma
shall be issued at le. clection of bond 111 a sum not less than one thous- , to the state authorities of said state,
to the time of holding scud' election ot d dollars, conditioned that none of
gs=
this act
and ownership of the United States in
any land hereafter set aside by con-
gress as national park, game preserve,
or other reservation, or in the said
Sulphur Springs reservation, as it
f v,nn 1 now is or may be hereafter defined or
Sec. 5. That the sum of one h , extended by law; tjut exclusive legls-
dred thousand dollars, or so^mucn , ]atioIli jn all cases whatsoever, shall
| be exercised by the United States.
thorn Shall be of tie same political i by the United States, and the payment , act> and
. I of such special tax by any person with- navment
thereof as may be necessary, is herebv
appropriated, out of any monev in
the treasury not otherwise appropriat-
ed, for the defraying of the expenses
ilers j (|j.- elections provided for in this
aid convention, and for the
l"IU uL rmav~aDDoint"the i of such special tax by any person with- | payment of the members thereof, un- ,
Urv ?lerk or derks that the i in the parts of said state hereinabove ; der the same niles and regulations and
necessary clerk or clerk , jjjted defined shall constitute prima facie at the same rates as are now provided ,
TV. nfrvll thP election in their evidence of his intention to violate the | by law for the payment of the tern-
shall supervise the e _ of + bi« snrtinn No sale | ^orial legislature of the Territoiv of
Oklakoma. and the disbursements of
the money appropriated by this sec-
tvm shall be made by the secretarv
of the Territory of Oklahoma.
Sec. C. That until the next gen-
eral census, or until otherwise pro-
vided by law, the said state of Oklaho-
ma shall be entitled to five representa-
tives in the house of representatives
of the United States, to be elected from
the following described districts, the
boundaries of which shall remain the
same un;il the next, general census:
j That district numbered one shall
comprise the counties of Grant, Kay.
Garfield, Noble, Pawnee, Kingfisher.
Logan, Payne, Lincoln, and the terri-
| tory comprising the Osage and Kan-
I sas Indian reservations.
That district numbered two shall
i comprise the counties of Oklahoma.
Canadian, Hlaine. Caddo, Custer
Dewey, Day, Woods, Woodward, and
i Beaver. , , ,,
That district numbered three shall
(with the exception of that part of
recording district numbered twelve,
which is in the Cherokee and Creek
nations) comprise all the territorv
now constituting the Cherokee. Creek,
and Seminole nations, and the Indian
reservations lying northeast of the
Cherokee nation, within said state.
and whose certificates of election shall
be prima facie evidence as to the elec-
tion of delegates, and the election for
delegates in the Territory of Oklahoma
shall be conducted, the returns made,
the result ascertained, and the cer-
tificates of all persons elected to such
convention issued in the same man-
ner as is prescribed by the laws of sai l
Territory regulating elections for del-
egates to congress. That the el; ctiou
laws of the Territory of Oklahoma, as
far as applicable and not in conflict houis. ah
with this act. including the penal taws j mgl> mak
of said Territory
to e'.ectlons and illegal
herebv extended over the Indian
pt sales to apothecaries as herein-
above provided unless such statement j
shail be accompanied by a boni fide '
prescription signed by a regular prac-
ticing physician, which prescription
shall not be filled more than once.
Each sale shall be duly registered, and
the register thereof, together with the
affidavits and the prescriptions per-
taining thereto, shall be open to in-
spection by any officer or cltlzc-n or
said state at all times during business
Any person who shall know-
with thisact, including the penal laws ^'emed
of Oklahoma relating • o,e atoi^.u.i si.au De aeemea
voting are ! guilty of perjury. Any physician who
Terri- shall prescribe any such liquor, except
1" i of the elections for treatment of disease which after
tory for the pu p capital his own personal diagnosis he shall
which shall have exclusive control and j
jurisdiction over the same; but noth- j
ing in this provision contained shall be j
construed to prevent the service within
said Sulphur Springs reservation or
national parks, game preserves, and .
other reservations hereafter estah-
lished by law. of civil and criminal ,
processes lawfully issued by the au-
thority of said state, and said state,
shall not be entitled to select indem-
nity school lands for the thirteenth
sixteenth, thirty-third and thirty-sixth
sections that may be embraced within
the metes and bounds of the national
park, game preserve, and other reser-
vation or the said Sulphur Springs
reservation, as now defined or mav
be hereafter defined.
Sec. 8. That section thirteen in the
j Cherokee Outlet, the Tonkawa In-
dian reservation, and the Pawnee In-
dian reservation, reserved by the presi-
I dent of th/; United States by proclama-
! tion issued August nineteenth, eigh-
. ' teen hundred and ninety-three, open-
I ; ing to settlement the said lands, and
by any act or acts of congress since
said date, and section thirteen In all
other lands which have been
duly autnorizea ior iiiul puu~«~. 1 — — -
leasing to be made by public comneti- ; and the western district of Oklahoma
tion after not less than thirty days' j said Indian Territory shall con
advertisment in the manner to be j stitute said eastern district and th<
prescribed by law. and all such leas- said oklahoma Territory shall consti
ing shall be done under sealed bids and ----- "* rrVl"
awarded to the highest responsible
bidder. The leasing shall require and
the advertisement shall specify in
each case a fixed royalty to be paid
by thfe successful bidder. In addition
to any bonus offered for the lease, and
all proceeds from leases shall be cov-
ered into the fund to which thev shall
prope.ly belong, and no transfer or
assignment of any lease shall be valid
or confer any right in the assignee
without the consent of the proper state
authorities in writing. Provided, how-
ever, That agricultural lessees in pos-
session of such lands shall be reim-
bursed bv the mining lessees for all
damage done to said agricultural les-
sees' interest therein by reason of
such mining operations. The legisla-
ture of the state may prescribe addi-
tional legislation governing such leases
not in conflict herewith.
Sec. 9. That said sections sixteen
! and thirty-six, and lands taken in lien
then ot", herein granted for the support
ot" the common schools, if sold, ma-
JC ■
"* .'ue hundred and sixty acre t! or
less, under such rules and regulations
as the legislature of the said state
may prescribe, preference right, to
purchase at the highest bid beini
given to the lessee at the time of such
sale, the proceeds to constitute a per-
manent school fund, the interest of
which only shall be expended in the
support of such schools. But said
lands mav. under such regulations as
the legislature may prescribe, bo
leased for periods not to exceed ten
years; and such lands shall not be
subject to homestead entrv or an-
other entry under the land laws
the United States, whether surveyed
or unsurveyed, but shall be reserved
for school purposes only.
Sec. 10. That said sections thir-
teen and thirty-three, aforesaid, if sold.
may be appraised and sold at public
sale, In one hundred and stxtv acre
tracts or less, under such rules and
regulations as the legislature of said
state may prescribe, preference right
to purchase at the highest bid being
given to the lessee at the time of such
sale, but such lands may be leased
for periods of not more than five years
under such rules and regulations as the
legislature shall prescribe, and until
such time as the legislature shall de-
scribe such rules these and all other
lands granted to the state shall be
leased under existing rules and refill-'
! tions, and shall not be subject to home-
1 stead entry or any other entry under
! the land laws of the United States
| whether surveyed or unsurveved. but
shall be reserved for designated nur-
! poses only, and until such time as
the legislature Lhall prescribe as afore-
said such lands shall be leased under
i existing rules: Provided. That before
anv of the said lands shall be sold
tute said western district. The circuit
and district courts for the eastern dis-
trict shall be held one term at Musko-
gee, one term at Vinita, one term at
Tulsa, one term at South McAlester
one term at Chickasha, and onf term at
Ardmore, each year, and the circuit and
district courts of the western district
shall be held one term at Guthrie, one
term at Oklahoma City, and one term
at Enid, and one term at Lawton each,
year, for the time being. And the
said districts shall, for judicial pur-
poses. until otherwise provided, be
attached to the eighth judicial cir-
cuit. There shall be appointed for each
of said districts one district judge,
one United States attorney, and one
United States marshal. There shall
be appointed a clerk for each of said
districts, who shall keep his office at
Muskogee and Guthrie, respectively,
for the time being. The regular term
of said courts shall be held at the
places designated in this act. at Mus-
okgee on the first Monday in .lanuan-
rid 1 Vinita the first Momla\ ir.
. . lirNm 'he firs'
,1 in April; at South McAlester on
the first Monday in June; at Ardmore
on the first Monday in October: at
Chickasha on the first Monday of No-
vember; at Guthrie on the first Mon-
day in January; at Oklahoma Citv on
the first Monday in March: at Enid
on the first Monday 1ft June, and at
Lawton on the first Monday in October
in each year, and one grand jury shall
be summoned In each year In each of
said circuit and district courts. The
circuit and district courts for each
of said districts, and the judges there-
of, respectively, shall possess the same
power and jurisdiction and perform
the same duties required to be oer-
formed by the other circuit and dis-
trict courts and judges of the United
States, and shall be governed bv the
same laws and regulations. The mar-
shal. district attorney, and clerk of
each of the circuit and district courts
of said districts, and all other officers
and persons performing duties in the
administration of justice therein, shall
severally possess the powers and per-
form the duties lawfully required to
be performed by similar officers in
other districts of the United States
and shall, for the services thev mav
perform, receive the fees and compen-
sation now allowed by law to officers
performing similar services for the
United States in other districts of the
I'nited States; and that the laws in
force in the Territory of Oklahoma, as
far as applicable, shall extend over
and apply to said state until changed
by the legislature thereof.
Sec. 14. That all prosecutions for
crimes or offenses hereafter committed
:n either of said judicial districts as
hereby constituted shall be cognizable
within the district in which com-
mitted, and all prosecutions for crimes
. , . .. . . . or offenses committed before the pas-
as provided in sections nine and ten thig &ct in whi„h indictments
of this act, the said lands and the mi- j nQt been found or Droceed-
provements thereon shall be appraised g jnstitutpd shan j,e cognizable
by three disinterested appraisers, who : w^hjn thP illdlcial district as hereb -
shall be nonresidents of the countv j constituted jn -which such crimes or
offenses were committed.
wherein the land is situated, to be
designated as the legislature of said
state shall prescribe, and the said ap-
praisers shall make a true appraise-
ment of said lands at the actual cash j
value thereof, exclusive of improve- j
ments and shall separately appraise all j
permanent improvements thereon at j
their fair and reasonable value, and in
,-:,se the leaseholder does not become
the purchaser, the purchaser at said ,
sale Shall, under such rules and regula
prais
be opened to settlement in the Tern- j
tory of Oklahoma, and all lands here- ;
tofore selected in lieu thereof, is here- j
by reserved and granted to said state 1
for the use and benefit of the Universi-
cy of Oklahoma and the University Pre-
paratory school, one-third: of the nor-
mal schools now established or here-
after to be established, one-third: and
of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college and the Colored Agricultural
i Normal university, one-third. The
Sec. 15. That all appeals or writs
of error taken from the supreme court
of Oklahoma Territory or the United
States court of appeals in the Indian
Te,".":t"ry to the Supreme Court of the
I'nited States or the I'nited
States circuit court of appeals
for the eighth circuit, previous to th«
fin.il admission of such state shall he
prosecuted to final determination as
leguui- ) thongh this act had not been passed.
Hons as legislature may prescribi. , d al, cases in which final judg-
i> ; t r the leaseholder the ap- ment llas j,een rendered in such ter-
ritorial appellate courts which ame its
or writs of error might he had ex-
cept for the admission of such state
may still be sued out. taken, an^
prosecuted to the supreme court of
the United States or the United States
circuit court of appeals under the
provisions of existing laws, and them
held and determined in like manner
and in either case the supreme court of
the United States, or the I'nited States
circuit court of appeals, in rhe even'
of reversal shall remand the said
causes to either the state supreme
court or other final appellate court,
of said state, or the United States
circ '" and district courts or said state
r-.se may reauire: Provided
That the time allowed by existing
,e of said improvements. |
ate the amount bid for the i
s-iid lands exclusive of the appraised .
v 1 ue of improvements: and at said
sale no bid ior any tract at less than ,
the appraisement thereof shall be ac- |
cepted.
Sec. 11. That an amount equal to i
five per centum of the proceeds of |
mav | the sales of public lands lying within I
- ■d state shall be paid to the said I
te to be 1 sed as a permanent iund >
;he interest only of which shall be
expend?d for the support of the com- ■
mon school- within said state.
=iec 12. That in lieu of the srant I
of land for purposes of internal im- ,
provemer.t made to new states bv the !
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Hunter, T. W. The Hartshorne Sun. (Hartshorne, Indian Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1906, newspaper, June 28, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc151133/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.