October, 1890
SEC. 13. The following agreement entered into by the Commissioners named below on the part of the United States, and the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Tribes of Indians on the — day of October, eighteen hundred and ninety, and now on file in the Interior Department, signed by the said Commissioners on the part of the United States, and by Left Hand, his mark, and five hundred and sixty-four others, on the part of the said Indians, is hereby accepted, ratified and confirmed, to wit:
"Articles of agreement made and entered into at Darlington, in the Indian Territory, on the — day of October, A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety, by and between David H. Jerome, Alfred M. Wilson, and Warren G. Sayre, commissioners on the part of the United States, and the Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes of Indians, in the Indian Territory.
ARTICLE I. "The said Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes of Indians hereby cede, convey, transfer, relinquish, and surrender forever and absolutely, without any reservation whatever, express or implied, all their claim, title, and interest of every kind and character, in and to the lands embraced in the following described tract of country in the Indian Territory, to-wit: A tract of country west of the ninety-sixth degree of west longitude, bounded by the Arkansas River on the east, the thirty-seventh parallel of north latitude (being the southern boundary line of the State of Kansas) on the north, and the Cimarron or Red Fork of the Arkansas River on the west and south.
ARTICLE II. "Subject to the allotment of land in severalty to the individual members of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes of Indians, as hereinafter provided for and subject to the conditions hereinafter imposed, for the considerations hereinafter mentioned the said Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians hereby cede, convey, transfer, relinquish, and surrender forever and absolutely, without any reservation whatever, express or implied, all their claim, title and interest, of every kind and character, in and to the lands embraced in the following described tract of country in the Indian Territory, to-wit:
Commencing at a point where the Washita River crosses the ninety-eighth degree of west longitude, as surveyed in the years eighteen hundred and fifty-eight and eighteen hundred and seventy-one; thence north on a line with said ninety-eighth degree to the point where it is crossed by the Red Fork of the Arkansas (sometimes called the Cimarron River); thence up said river, in the middle of the main channel thereof, to the north boundary of the country ceded to the United States by the treaty of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty six, with the Creek nation of Indians; thence west on said north boundary and the north boundary of the country ceded to the United States by the treaty of March twenty first, eighteen hundred and sixty six, with the Seminole Indians, to the one hundredth degree of west longitude; thence south on the line of said one hundredth degree to the point where it strikes the North Fork of the Red River; thence down said North Fork of the Red River to a point where it strikes the north line of the Kiowa and Comanche Reservation; thence east along said boundary to a point where it strikes the Washita River; thence down said Washita River, in the middle of the main channel thereof, to the place of beginning; and all other lands or tracts of country in the Indian Territory to which they have or may set up or allege any right, title, interest or claim whatsoever.
ARTICLE III. Out of the lands ceded, conveyed, transferred, relinquished, and surrendered by Article II hereof, and in part consideration for the cession of lands named in the preceding article, it is agreed by the United States that each member of the said Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes of Indians over the age of eighteen years shall have the right to select for himself or herself one hundred and sixty acres of land, to be held and owned in severalty, to conform to legal surveys in boundary; and that the father, or, if he be dead, the mother, if members of either of said tribes of Indians, shall have a right to select a like amount of land for each of his or her children under the age of eighteen years; and that the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, or some one by him appointed for the purpose, shall select a like amount of land for each orphan child belonging to either of said tribes under the age of eighteen years.
ARTICLE IV. "It is further agreed that the land in said reservation shall be classed as bottom land and grazing land; and, in making selection of lands to be allotted in severalty as aforesaid, each and every Indian herein provided for shall be required to take at least one-half in area, of his or her allotments, of grazing land. It is hereby further expressly agreed that no person shall have the right to make his or her selection of land in any part of said reservation that is now used or occupied for military, agency, school, school-farm, religious, or other public uses, or in sections sixteen and thirty-six in each Congressional township, except in cases where any Cheyenne or Arapahoe Indian has heretofore made improvements upon and now uses and occupies a part of said sections sixteen and thirty-six such Indian may make his or her selection within the boundaries so prescribed so as to include his or her improvements, or in that part thereof now occupied and claimed by the Wichita and affiliated bands of Indians described as follows, viz: Commencing at a point in the middle of the main channel of the Washita River, where the ninety-eighth meridian of west longitude crosses the same, thence up the middle of the main channel of the said river to the line of ninety-eight degrees forty minutes west longitude, thence up said line of ninety-eight degrees forty minutes due north to the middle of the main channel of the main Canadian River, thence down the middle of the main Canadian River to where it crosses the ninety-eighth meridian; thence due south to the place of beginning.
"It is further agreed that wherever in said reservation any Indian, entitled to take lands in severalty hereunder, has made improvements and now uses and occupies the land embracing such improvements, such Indian shall have the undisputed right to make his or her selection within the area above provided for allotments so as to include his or her said improvements.
"It is further agreed that sections sixteen and thirty-six in each Congressional township in said reservation shall not become subject to homestead entry, but shall be held by the United States and finally sold for public school purposes. It is hereby further agreed that wherever in said reservation any religious society or other organization is now occupying any portion of said reservation for religious or educational work among the Indian the land so occupied may be allotted and confirmed to such society or organization; not, however, to exceed one hundred and sixty acres of land to any one society or organization so long as the same shall be so occupied and used, and such land shall not be subject to homestead entry.
ARTICLE V. "All allotments hereunder shall be selected within ninety days from the ratification of this agreement by the Congress of the United States, provided the Secretary of the Interior, in his discretion, may extend the time for making such selection, and should any Indian entitled to allotments hereunder fail or refuse to make his or her selection of land in that time, then the allotting agent in charge of the work of making such allotments shall, within the next thirty days after said time, make allotments to such Indians, which shall have the same force and effect as if the selection were made by the Indian.
ARTICLE VI. "When said allotments of land shall have been selected and taken as aforesaid, and approved by the Secretary of the Interior, the titles thereto shall be held in trust for the allottees, respectively, for the period of twenty-five years, in the manner and to the extent provided for in the act of Congress entitled 'An act to provide for the allotment of land in severalty to Indians on the various reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the United States and the Territories over the Indians, and for other purposes,' approved February eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven; and at the expiration of said period of twenty-five years the titles thereto shall be conveyed in fee simple to the allottees, or their heirs, free from all incumbrances.
ARTICLE VII. "As a further and only additional consideration for the cession of territory and relinquishment of title, claim, and interest in and to lands as aforesaid the United States agrees to pay to the Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes of Indians one million and five hundred thousand dollars as follows: Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in cash, to, be distributed per capita among the members of said tribes within sixty days after this agreement shall be ratified by the Congress of the United States; two hundred and fifty thousand to be paid out for said Indians under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, and the remaining one million dollars to be retained in the Treasury of the United States placed to the credit of the said Indians, and, while so retained, to draw five per centum interest per annum, to be paid to said Indians per capita annually.
Nothing herein contained shall be held to affect in anyway any annuities due said Indians under existing laws, agreements, or treaties.
ARTICLE VIII. "It is further agreed that wherever in said reservation any member of either of said tribes has in pursuance of any laws or under any rules or regulations of the Interior Department, taken an allotment, such an allotment, at the option of the allottee, shall be confirmed and governed by all the conditions attached to allotments taken under this agreement.
ARTICLE IX. "This agreement shall have effect whenever it shall be ratified by the Congress of the United States.
In witness whereof the said Commissioners on the part of the United States have hereunto set their hands, and the undersigned members of said tribes, for themselves and their tribes, set their hands the day and year first above written.
David H. Jerome,
Alfred M. Wilson,
Warren G. Sayre,
Commissioners.
1. Left Hand, his x mark.
2. Little Chief, his x mark.
3. Buffalo Meat, his x mark.
4. Row of Lodges, his x mark.
5. Cloud Chief, his x mark.
6. White Eyed Antelope, his x mark.
7. Little Bear, his x mark.
8. Starving Elk, his x mark.
9. Bull Thunder, his x mark.
10. Wolf Robe, his mark.
11. Scabby Bull, his x mark.
12. Cut Nose.
13. Black Coyote, his x mark.
14. Bull Chip, his x mark.
15. Sitting Bull, his x mark.
16. White Antelope, his x mark.
17. Arrow, his x mark.
18. Howling Night, his x mark.
19. Heap of Wolfs, his x mark.
20. Red Cloud, his x mark.
21. Bear Robe, his x mark.
22. Wolf on Hill, his x mark.
23. White Snake, his x mark.
24. Stephen Harrold, his x mark.
25. White Buffalo, his x mark.
26. Harry Raven.
27. Owl, his x mark.
28. Bear Feathers, his x mark.
29. Old Crow, his x mark.
30. Black Wolf, his x mark.
31. Bob Tail Bull, his x mark.
32. Albert Curtis, his x mark.
33. No Horse, his x mark.
34. Charcoal, his x mark.
35. Medicine Pipe, his x mark.
36. Black Woman, his x mark.
37. Backer, his x mark.
38. White Buffalo Bull, his x mark.
39. Bear Lariat, his x mark.
40. Lump Mouth, his x mark.
41. Tall, his x mark.
42. Yellow Man, his x mark.
43. White Horse, his x mark.
44. Jock Bull Bear.
45. Snith Curlley.
46. Big Roman Nose, his x mark.
47. Bad Face Woman, his x mark.
48. Horse Back, his x mark.
49. Ridge Bear, his x mark.
50. Black White Man, his x mark.
51. Bald Head, his x mark.
52. Cut Nose, his x mark.
53. Young Man, his x mark.
54. Killing with stick, his x mark.
55. Mountain, his x mark.
56. Singing Man, his x mark.
57. Fire, his x mark.
58. Hartley Ridgebear.
59. Luther Reid.
60. Bird Seward.
61. Henry D. North.
62. Crow Indian, his x mark.
63. Shave Head, his x mark.
64. White Hawk, his x mark.
65. Snake, his x mark.
66. Bird Head, his x mark.
67. Black Man, his x mark.
68. Blindy, his x mark.
69. White Crow, his x mark.
70. Medicine Dismounting, his x mark.
71. Goat Chief, his x mark.
72. Apple, his x mark.
73. Geo. Bent.
74. Leonard Tyler.
75. Clyde Bear Robe, his x mark.
76. Fanton Antelope, his x mark.
77. Oliver Tyler.
78. Dick Tyler.
79. Paul Boynton.
80. Robert Left Hand, his x mark.
81. Earnest Left Hand, his x mark.
82. Ben Butler, his x mark.
83. Cleaver Warden.
84. Robert Burns.
85. Yellow Eyes, his x mark.
86. Pat Seward.
87. Phil Seward.
88. William Fletcher.
89. Scabby Horse, his x mark.
90. J. Scabby Horse, his x mark.
91. Belle Balenti.
92. Cedar Tree, his x mark.
93. Sancho, his x mark.
94. Short Arm, his x mark.
95. Short Arm, jr., his x mark.
96. Straight Crazy, his x mark.
97. Running Behind, his x mark.
98. Old Man, his x mark.
99. Coming Horse Back, his x mark.
100. Ebben Scabby Horse, his x mark.
101. Fall off a horse, his x mark.
102. Old Bull Bear, his x mark.
103. Widow White Crow, her x mark.
104. Wolf Chief, his x mark.
105. Little Woman, her x mark.
106. Charles Campbell.
107. Prairie, her x mark.
108. Bear Behind, his x mark.
109. Joseph Maigle.
110. Mike Moody.
111. Crow Lance, his x mark.
112. Lean Bull, his x mark.
113. One Dog, his x mark.
114. Medicine Grass, his x mark.
115. Circle, his x mark.
116. Little Man, his x mark.
117. James R. Hutchinson, his x mark.
118. Yellow Hair, his x mark.
119. Left Hand, his x mark.
120. Old Man, jr., his x mark.
121. Road Maker, her x mark.
122. Strike in Water, his x mark.
123. Big Nose, his x mark.
124. White Bow, his x mark.
125. Big Nose, his x mark.
126. Young Man, his x mark.
127. Caller, his x mark.
128. Neck, his x mark.
129. Yellow Nose, his x mark.
130. Drinking Wolf, his x mark.
131. White Bird Fletcher, his x mark.
132. Caddo Woman, her x mark.
133. Flash of Lightning, his x mark.
134. Widow Sore Head, her x mark.
135. Lester Rising Bear.
136. Hawkan, his x mark.
137. Little Bird, his x mark.
138. Cheyenne Chief, his x mark.
139. Sarah Cloud Chief, her x mark.
140. Wassane, his x mark.
141. Crooked Belley, his x mark.
142. Red Bird, his x mark.
143. Frank Davis, his x mark.
144. Leonard Boynton, his x mark.
145. Frank Sweezy, his x mark.
146. Carl Sweezy, his x mark.
147. Mrs. Big Woman, her x mark.
148. Bad Teeth, her x mark.
149. Little Woman, her x mark.
150. Women-going-ahead, her x mark.
151. Widow Night, her x mark.
152. Young Bear, his x mark.
153. Red Man, his x mark.
154. Long Hair, his x mark.
155. White Bear, his x mark.
156. Creeping Bear, his x mark.
157. Hollow Man, his x mark.
158. Big Robe, his x mark.
159. Heap Hair.
160. Widow Crooked Eyes, her x mark.
161. Dead Man Skin, his x mark.
162. Widow No, her x mark.
163. Whitt Mathews, his x mark.
164. Widow Singer, her x mark.
165. Stray Horse, his x mark.
166. Loving, her x mark.
167. Widow Long Hair, her x mark.
168. Clarence Powder Face, his x mark.
169. Man Face, his x mark.
170. Bird Chief, his x mark.
171. Coal Fire, his x mark.
172. Medicine Stand, his x mark.
173. Running in a circle, his x mark.
174. Walter Yellow Eyes, his x mark.
175. Big Nose, his x mark.
176. Mouse Road, his x mark.
177. Percy E. Kable.
178. George I. White.
179. Magpie Woman, her x mark.
180. Little Bear, his x mark.
181. Katie Brown, her x mark.
182. Little Woman, her x mark.
183. Wolf Ahead, his x mark.
184. Howling Crane, his x mark.
185. Coyote, his x mark.
186. Widow Flat Nose, her x mark.
187. Widow Grass Woman, her x mark.
188. Widow River Bank, her x mark.
189. White Antelope, his x mark.
190. Widow Timber Woman, her x mark.
191. Mrs. James Frost.
192. Spotted Corn, his x mark.
193. James Red Hair.
194. Ralph Bear Robe.
195. Scott White.
196. Richard Yellow Eyes.
197. Frank Black Wolf.
198. Widow Elk Woman, her x mark.
199. Widow Sweat House, her x mark.
200. Big Nose, his x mark.
201. Black Horse, his x mark.
202. One Man, his x mark.
203. Wolf, his x mark.
204. Black Lodge, his x mark.
205. Knocking Face, his x mark.
206. Little Raven, his x mark.
207. Mrs. Matches, her x mark.
208. Mrs. Lean Bear, her x mark.
209. Lying-down-on-side, her x mark.
210. Beaver, his x mark.
211. Henry Guerrier, his x mark.
212. Mrs. Teneber, her x mark.
213. Widow Black Woman, her x mark.
214. Buffalo Trail, her x mark.
215. Rebecca Hunter, her x mark.
216. Mrs. John Moore, her x mark.
217. Mrs. Bull Elk, her x mark.
218. Bad White Man, his x mark.
219. Big Forehead, her x mark.
220. Bushel and Half, his x mark.
221. Crow Neck, his x mark.
222. Little Man, his x mark.
223. Spotted Bear, his x mark.
224. Elk Woman, her x mark.
225. Black Horse, his x mark.
226. Bear Robe, his x mark.
227. Ridge, his x mark.
228. Left Hand, his x mark.
229. Yellow Bear, his x mark.
230. Big Head, his x mark.
231. Broken Rib, his x mark.
232. Turtle, his x mark.
233. Scabby Hand, her x mark.
234. Widow Red Plume, her mark.
235. Theok, his x mark.
236. Yellow Hair, his x mark.
237. Star Robe, his x mark.
238. Herbert, his x mark.
239. Thunder, his x mark.
240. Neatha.
241. John Short Man.
242. Theodore North.
243. Sleep, his x mark.
244. Mrs. Little Woman Sleep, her x mark.
245. Wahtan, his x mark.
246. Early Walker, her x mark.
247. Mrs. Black Coyote, her x mark.
248. Tony.
249. Rabbit, his x mark.
250. John Wallman, his x mark.
251. Mrs. Clara Wash Robinson, her x mark.
252. Man-going-up-hill, his x mark.
253. Strong Bear, his x mark.
254. Sam Johnson, his x mark.
255. Old Mrs. Yellow Horse, her x mark.
256. Mrs. Man Above, her x mark.
257. Middle Man, his x mark.
258. Leah Sand, her x mark.
259. Little Man, his x mark.
260. Widow, Mrs. Big Back, her x mark.
261. Widow Owl Woman, her x mark.
262. Mrs. Shaking Timber, her x mark.
263. Torn White Shirt, his x mark.
264. Red Man, his x mark.
265. Ute, his x mark.
266. War path, his x mark.
267. Mrs. Owl, her x mark.
268. Frank Mason, his x mark.
269. Black Bull, his x mark.
270. Ethel Blackbull, her x mark.
271. Rush Harris, his x mark.
272. Big Belly, her x mark.
273. Alexander Yellow Man.
274. White Bear, his x mark.
275. Bad Man, his x mark.
276. Red Wolf, his x mark.
277. Warpath, his x mark.
278. White Hawk, his x mark.
279. Feather, his x mark.
280. Osage, his x mark.
281. Good Soldier, his x mark.
282. Little Man, his x mark.
283. Jno. D. Miles.
284. Mrs. Howk.
285. Christopher Columbus.
286. Walter Finley.
287. Eagle Man, his x mark.
288. Black Bear, his x mark.
289. Hanging Above, his x mark.
290. Two Babies, his x mark.
291. Daniel Webster, his x mark.
292. Going Back, her x mark.
293. White Bear, his x mark.
294. No Six, her x mark.
295. Little Man, his x mark.
296. Jesse Bent.
297. Bob Tail Wolf, his x mark.
298. Kiowa, his x mark.
299. Mrs. Lump Forehead, her x mark.
300. George Little Bear.
301. Moore Van Horn.
302. Mrs. Deafy, her x mark.
303. Tony Setfast, his x mark.
304. Francis Lee.
305. Widow Woman Sitting Down, her x mark.
306. Pawnee, his x mark.
307. Shot Himself, his x mark.
308. Samuel Johnson.
309. Red.
310. Lean, his x mark.
311. Short Teeth, his x mark.
312. Dove, his x mark.
313. Mrs. Curtis, her x mark.
314. Amick, his x mark.
315. Waldo Reed.
316. Lone Woman, her x mark.
317. Red Pipe, his x mark.
318. Bad Buffalo, his x mark.
319. Little Calf.
320. Black Bear, his x mark.
321. Owl Woman, her x mark.
322. Sage, his x mark.
323. One Man, his x mark.
324. Singing, his x mark.
325. Woods, his x mark.
326. Big Head (No. 2), his x mark.
327. Red Man, his x mark.
328. Amos Hawkan, his x mark.
329. John Williams.
330. Chase Harrington.
331. Medicine Bird, his x mark.
332. Heap of Crows, his x mark.
333. Two Spears, his x mark.
334. White Man, his x mark.
335. Seger Williams.
336. Clonton Starr.
337. Spread Hands, his x mark.
338. Jim Hutchinson.
339. Widow Sitting Down, her x mark.
340. Little Man, his x mark.
341. Medicine Wolf, his x mark.
342. John Otterby.
343. Alfred Brown.
344. Andrew Tasso, his x mark.
345. Spotted Wolf, his x mark.
346. Skunk Neck, his x mark.
347. Henry Hopkins.
348. Bad Voice, her x mark.
349. Herbert Walker.
350. Bob Tail Bull, his x mark.
351. Tom Starr.
352. David Taber.
353. White Man, his x mark.
354. Strike Back, his x mark.
355. Hail, his x mark.
356. Fat, his x mark.
357. Pawnee, his x mark.
358. Little Hawk, his x mark.
359. Otter Robe, his x mark.
360. Red Nose, his x mark.
361. Little Chief, his x mark.
362. Pox Nose, his x mark.
363. Six Toes, his x mark.
364. Cut Arm, his x mark.
365. Cut Finger, his x mark.
366. Bird Chief, his x mark.
367. Sage, his x mark.
368. White Coat, his x mark.
369. Gun, his x mark.
370. Mrs. Ox, her x mark.
371. Pawnee, his x mark.
372. Mrs. White Face Bull, her x mark.
373. Widow Old Camp.
374. Widow Old Sun, her x mark.
375. Left Hand, his x mark.
376. Ira Sanky.
377. George Miller, his x mark.
378. Mack, his x mark.
379. Medicine Bear, his x mark.
380. Catching-in-battle, his x mark.
381. Sage Woman, her x mark.
382. Black Hat, his x mark.
383. Lone Man, his x mark.
384. Oscar Bull Bear, his x mark.
385. Big Head, his x mark.
386. Henry.
387. Catching-in-battle, his x mark.
388. Singing Woman, her x mark.
389. Joseph Fletcher.
390. Arnold Woolworth.
391. James Monroe.
392. Rabbit, his x mark.
393. Yellow Hair, his x mark.
394. Different Tails, his x mark.
395. Bad Eyes, her x mark.
396. Nee-ha, her x mark.
397. Founder, her x mark.
398. Thomas Otterby.
399. Little Buffalo, his x mark.
400. William Little Elk, his x mark.
401. Black Crow, his x mark.
402. John Posel, his x mark.
403. Grant Left Hand.
404. Pat Malloy.
405. Mrs. White Man, her x mark.
406. Paul Sommers, his x mark.
407. Bear Above, his x mark.
408. Yellow Bull, his x mark.
409. Fritz Burgess.
410. Tom Levi, his x mark.
411. Red Face, his x mark.
412. Oscar Wild, his x mark.
413. Black Bear, his x mark.
414. Widow All Singing, her x mark.
415. Widow Spur, her x mark.
416. Widow Big Forehead, her x mark.
417. Nightwig, his x mark.
418. Tommy, his x mark.
419. White House, his x mark.
420. Setting Owl, his x mark.
421. Yellow Horse, his x mark.
422. Broken Cup, his x mark.
423. Widow White Eye, her x mark.
424. Peter Arrow, his mark.
425. Benny Keith.
426. Pheok, his x mark.
427. White Shirt, his x mark.
428. Mrs. Good Woman, her x mark.
429. Neatha, his x mark.
430. Widow Swelling Nose, her x mark.
431. Antucker, his x mark.
432. Cut Hair, his x mark.
433. Little Black Bird, his x mark.
434. Little Turtle, his x mark.
435. Coffee, his x mark.
436. Round Hill, his x mark.
437. Widow Curly Hair, her x mark.
438. Lizzard, his x mark.
439. Big Bull, his x mark.
440. Throw In Water, his x mark.
441. Zaah Segar, his x mark.
442. One Man, his x mark.
443. Big Man, his x mark.
444. Widow Little Woman, her x mark.
445. Haw-aw-haw, his x mark.
446. Jim Rouse.
447. Fire, his x mark.
448. Mrs. Hauser, her x mark.
449. Mrs. Red Eye, her x mark.
450. Big Belly, his x mark.
451. John Left Hand, his x mark.
452. Mrs. Lizard, her x mark.
453. Flint, his x mark.
454. Hoof, his x mark.
455. Bad Man, his x mark.
456. Road Traveler, his x mark.
457. Rabbit Robe, his x mark.
458. Jay Gould, his x mark.
459. Mixed Talk, his x mark.
460. Black Eagle, his x mark.
461. Standing Bull, his x mark.
462. Eagle's Nest, his x mark.
463. Charles Hultz.
464. Frank Kuits.
465. Willie Meek.
466. Big Man, his x mark.
467. Bringing Good, his x mark.
468. Harry Bates, his x mark.
469. Spotted Wolf, his x mark.
470. Good Warrior, his x mark.
471. Dan Tucker, his x mark.
472. Deaf.
473. No One Knows.
474. Curly Widow.
475. Left Hand.
476. Mrs. Yellow Hair.
477. Karl Ice.
478. Lune, his x mark.
479. Soft Wood, his x mark.
480. Fire, his x mark.
481. Widow Road Maker, her x mark.
482. Catching in Battle, his x mark.
483. White Bow, his x mark.
484. Widow Big Ears, her x mark.
485. Big Dog, his x mark.
486. Kiowa Dutch, his x mark.
487. Little Woman, her x mark.
488. Mrs. Big Mouth, her x mark.
489. Joe Weesner.
490. Bear Louse, his x mark.
491. Contester, his x mark.
492. Black Bear, jr., his x mark.
493. Tobacco, his x mark.
494. Calf's Head, his x mark.
495. Mrs. Black Horse, her x mark.
496. Widow Old Woman, her x mark.
497. Harry Stair.
498. Ned Contester, his x mark.
499. Wm. Cartis, his x mark.
500. Straight Nose, his x mark.
501. Bitchena, his x mark.
502. Standing Bull or Rearing Bull, his x mark.
503. Benjamin Thunder Bull, his x mark.
504. Old Bull, his x mark.
505. Mrs. Washe Block, her x mark.
506. Peg Leg, his x mark.
507. High Wolf, his x mark.
508. Little Beaver, his x mark.
509. Wolf Belly, his x mark.
510. Broken Jaw, his x mark.
511. Little Heart, his x mark.
512. Red Bird, his x mark.
513. Bird, his x mark.
514. White Eye, his x mark.
515. Singing Under Ground, his x mark.
516. Edward Harry.
517. John Wolf Chief, his x mark.
518. John B. Tyler.
519. Kish A. Hawkins.
520. Sam. Noble.
521. Hiram H. Bailey.
522. James Hamilton.
523. Mark W. Shield.
524. Luke B. Shield.
525. Benajah Miles.
526. Joseph C. Thunder.
527. Ben Come Up Hill.
528. Noble Prentiss.
529. Elmer Sweezy.
530. Phillip B. Man.
531. Frank Harrington.
532. Emory Ballou.
533. Paul Good Bear.
534. Richard Davis.
535. Colonel Harn.
536. Thomas Carlisle.
537. Joe Pawnee.
538. Dell Whiting.
539. Chas. De Brae.
540. Joseph B. Bear.
541. Mack Red Wolf.
542. Albert W. Wolf.
543. John W. Piper.
544. James P. Yellow.
545. Roy Blind.
546. Casper Edson.
547. Crazy Man, his x mark.
548. Chester A. Arthur.
549. Clarence Watson, his x mark.
550. Flying Man.
551. Mrs. M. Cohen, her x mark.
552. Mrs. Amos Chapman, her x mark.
553. James Ensworth.
554. Lewis H. Miller.
555. Fieldy Sweezy.
556. Dan. Wheeler.
557. Kaiser Young Man.
558. William Goodsell.
559. Brooks Otter.
560. Kias Williams.
561. John Van Horn.
562. David Big Man.
563. Duncan Jones.
564. De Forest Antelope.
565. Kias Red Wolf."