Pilgrim v. McIntosh
Court Of Appeals Of Indian Territory
Appeal from the United States Court for the Western District of the Indian Territory; before Justice Louis Sulzbacher, September 27, 1-906. Suit by Robert Pilgrim against Jackson McIntosh, as guardian, and another, as United States Indian agent. From a decree dismissing the bill, and for costs and damages, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtClayton, J.
This is an action in equity, brought by the appellant, to enjoin the appellees, John McIntosh, as guardian,, and Dana H. Kelsey, as United States Indian agent, from interfering with the plaintiff and his possession of the lands naméd in the complaint, and enjoining and restraining them, their agents and attorneys, from dispossessing the plaintiff of said lands and of the crops thereon grown. The defendant, Jackson McIntosh, is the father of The minors whom he represents in the case as guardian, duly appointed by the proper-court on March 7, 1906. Prior to December 22, 1902, he (McIntosh) had…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Indian Land & Trust Co. v. ShoenfeltCourt Of Appeals Of Indian Territory · 1904
3Cited by2 opinions
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