144 P. 614 | Okla. | 1914
Cooper Coker was a half-blood Seminole Indian, enrolled December 31, 1899. He died December 19, 1900, before receiving his allotment. The land which he would have received had he lived passed to his mother, Mollosey McGeisey, an adult full-blood Seminole, as provided by section 2 of the act of Congress approved June 2, 1900 (chapter 610, 31 Stat. 250). SeeBruner v. Sanders,
Every proposition involved in this case has been recently decided by this court in the cast of Marcy v. Board of CountyCommissioners of Seminole County et al., ante,
All the Justices concur, except KANE, C. J., not participating.