Oklahoma v. Textas
Supreme Court of the United States
The case is stated in the opinion, post 81. (See post, 602.)
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Pitney
This is a suit in equity in our original jurisdiction, brought by the State of Oklahoma against the State of Texas, to establish the true boundary line between those States where it follows the course of the Red River from the 100th degree of west longitude to the easterly boundary of Oklahoma. The bill avers that by the third article of a treaty concluded February 22, 1819, and ratified and proclaimed February 22, 1821 (8 Stat. 252), between the United States of America and the Kang of Spain, who had sovereignty over the territory now known as Texas but then a part of Mexico, the boundary…
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