Docket 251 A explores the findings and opinion of the claims made by the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma after removal to Kansas. These cases were originally pleaded in Docket 251 but were severed and compiled into a separate claim.
Opinion: The Commission presents their opinion on the claims in regards to who has the right to annuities and allotments according to their involvement in removal. Both Dockets 251 and 124A were dismissed as a result.
The Commission considered the claims of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Miami Indians of Indiana in regards to unpaid annuities and promised lands in Kansas and Oklahoma.
The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Miami Indians of Indiana agreed to consolidate Docket Nos 124 C & 255. This consolidation allowed them to petition together and split the final award.
Findings: The Commission conducted research into the claims brought by the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Miami Indians of Indiana in regards to annuities and allotments in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Order Dismissing: The Commission officially dismissed the claims on the grounds of the Findings of Fact conducted for the examination of the case claims.
