United States v. Board of Com'rs
District Court, E.D. Oklahoma
Three separate suits by the United States against the Board of Commissioners of McIntosh County, against W. W. Stuckey, Treasurer of Tulsa County, and against J. P. Ranson, Treasurer of McIntosh County.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, District Judge.
The following questions are involved in the above styled and numbered cause:(1) Are lands: theretofore taxable under the state laws, and after-wards purchased under the supervision of the Secretary of-the Interior from their bona fide non-Indian owners with royalties accruing under such supervision to a full-blood Creek Indian from part of her restricted allotment, exempted or freed from state táxation by virtue of the clause inserted by the grantor in .the deed to her under the direction of and at the instance of and requirement of the Secretary of the Interior,…
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