REPORT
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lickasaD Agency, September 3, 1914.
asst annual report, there has nothing OF
prtance transpired in the nation, .o
The Chickaswsare gradually improving
bits; but, must say, with many Of
i is very slow ;--scarcely perceptibIe
great reason to hope that things are
e a change, and lh". ,ne,r Improvement
oh more rapid. The noble example
hem by The Choc,aws will certainly
o,a-,-.-aaiiaT T!-ern is. npPa rentIy
" Of the Chickasaws that are willing
b 60 strongly in for tho improvement
~, and for the education Of their boys
md believe that, so soon as they gel
annuity, they will make liberal appro-
wards schools.


4 already boen drawn, and will be for.
this report, for an academy, which
ported BY tho giaiuitous annuity of
Chickasaws have this year fine crops
some of them have large crops Of
h will turn ou, very fine. The sea.
en- good. The planters on the upper
pd Washl,a have this year raised corn
mex. year they will plant great deal



bf the Chickasaws are opposed to being
the general laws Of the Choctaws
the most intelligent are in favor of it.
'at in their trenty with thofGhoctaws
% come npder their laws, and they have
aid in making those laws, and are
bide by their treaty. Others wish to
heir Old, ancient rules and customs
" opinion, would be well calculated to
people in ignorance. Since my last
It, several Chickasaws have omgrated
nation to this, and the most of them
in the Chickasaw district, and they
he most talented of the tribe. Some
rhickasaws have fine colton-gins, and
erected tho next summer; and some
E blacksmiths Of their own.


Mr.. VIM. X. Guy ia white man
q Cbickasawl has fine saw and girls,
bs by water, which will be in opera.
weeks. Colonel Joel II. Nail, an
pd enterprislng Choctaw, is now bull.
hw and grist mill on High Rue river,
e Love, ono Of the Chickosaw com
is making arrangements, 10 build o
pd cotlon.gin on his farm.


Fasaws have not had an annuity paic
boy emigmted. They are very anx
10 ono, and ih"y really need it. il i.
some Of them must suffer this wint.
BY get some money to purchase blank.
necessarles, 10 protect them against
nters that we have in this country
bme from the Rocky mountains with
ion, and the cold is severe. Moro Ia.
ing the winter, in this country, thar
er and fall; and the only way have
II is tho want Of proper clothing.
r. b. Duncan, Of the Methodist Epis.
has been sent to establish mission
'ickasaws. llo has been preaching
tofthis year. He has lately brought
for the purpose Of teachiug school
ave Just commenced. The Chicka.
ping in their children from all direc.
the acquaintance | havs with Mr..
pcan. ! believe they win be Of srca,
Gho nation. From every appearance
ted to the cause they have embarked
+ both received worry kindly by the