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 249 ._·» $IX~TY·MNT¥H CQNQlR5ES$» ·$>r·¤w?£y»·?;Q,¤=; #*54 ¤193§y= t e,,1and_ ll th  th } ' ac ,rdi,ng,,to_the laws .. ,, T    .0 i·°f· Axis. :g:¤mi¤.J gilfiigonsw, _, I 4; A at i ¢,WQ1£H _, asypgse din SHOW mr!) V U I    —` _ 1%   : r¥.€u;' ep #1. xr,.  'ii}ol.34,p.145. the pxrovisiliiiis oéid&9¢iii&23£<1it1t `e Aci1ofApH% Q0é;9$£gdQgpded by t is Act, are hereby made applicable to lyvi _ Té,xe¢u _ (under i this section: Ami provided furzfhmg Thaztral1.»order‘s‘ot/the cottnty eeiiiiiiimieu/si] Open court approving such conveyances of such land shall be in open court and shall be conclusive as to the jurisdiction of such court to agggove 8u{’,_;_‘*,}’y‘§’_j},§b§gl0§‘,°§§; such deed: Provided, Thatyall conveyances by  egg mans- heirs heretofore approved by the county courts shell be deem _ and held to conclusively establish the jurisdiction of such courts to s prove the same—\ex‘¤ep.t where. more than ouesusu eonweyancepof tgegaipae intereetain`¤thie`;`s1me.land giislpeenr made bythe to i erenttgraiitees- ` rapprov y dinety mums- ·i erent oo1mtiles·lprio¤t&:the,pa(s}sage of thigc exoept that tlgiscprlcig S, noti ect an emay not xp e in auy`stt1t': roug before thee provalof this,Act.";     t_ V ~   ·     ~  init.? 2*   °".§i"‘&*°‘§ °‘tl*‘““%§°““ i§’,’;?..,**‘° Em 3*s?§“{1°“‘“$ ‘ainst restricted In- gif ,3]) _’ any ; & arg 430 ` gppj ' (ian ~ A gyg. aim °t°‘ foreeiimd effect against all *1‘%Stl‘lCtBd:·.[·!l isms of the Five:Gi.vil£ized T1‘il>€$» 8·¤d`_&%pi!1St,- the heirs or girantseesiof any such Indians; and against all rig ts and causes 0f» action horetdforeiaeorued·¤r hereafter accruing to any sueh—Indians,0¢·§heir heirs or grantees,-to§tl;ne· same ext/eut.¤·nd;ei¥ect;m¤d intbesame manner as in the case of any other E”‘”“‘°’· citizen of the Stateof Oklahomaqand may be ple•ded_m=h¤r·bf¤ any nctiowbrought hy; or. owbehalf ofianfy such, II!dlSl1,ih1S‘,III!!h2l" heirs or grantees, either in his own behal or b theGovernment’c¤fithe United States, or by any other party  or her ,be!xefit,_t0 the same extent as thoufgh such action were brouiht by or on behalf of grvtzigg t mm any other citizen ohaslaiidl State :v~Pre3vided, T at plolcause oéhacficérg er; rim °;i. which hereto ores _ ave accrue to any suc n 'a, _ _ p h totc accru  Efiqrvitcta '   of- 2?im‘°’i“"" · }¥m§`“‘i°“ °'°“ °‘l§“u“°° — $¥"""*“""%”$ imitation ;~ youve run or a expire urmgsu 0 ears’ period, and an such restricted Indian 1f*cmapetent‘to—mie, gr his jardian, orytlie United States in his behalf, p__ sue upon any  cause of action du1jing_such' two yéars’  free from Hmmm M, tmp hir if*bi¢,$f·i*¤¢e¤..¤.f1>¤vt#¤¢>¤$»  , i h   ·   l r ».. 0,, B..Ysi..m,..t’i» · y mc, 3, mryevné; ¤¤ more ,Q£.m°·P’?¥t¥°$ re   ,}Uz¤¤*¤d gmgciguugdgidmg   Agmési State of_Olf1Iah0m%>eor,1r;,the   0; s curts an ii a oma { `”'_ " a restricte   mem x‘· 0, Q ey ive o1' IZB §?l°°°% ‘u°";c°”a" Tribes in Qlffihoina, or the restrjiictectheirs or, ofrsuch Indian are parties, asplaintitf, defendantjor intervenor, an or entitled     titlefto qi; an interest injlatids allotted, toot citizen of tl&e,Eiy;;i,ggvili€ied_ ribesor the procepds,  rprigs, hdl iitshiriy _T' Mint e same, rnay_se17ve.wri_ I nfatelqxw e I geridiiiiidy o’fs(ifch`€i§·,1it_upon the §l1RQ1‘lIi*,éDdé§itt{it§Pi tiganllive ·i·m°*··’·*’°° ° he refuses  t*irh ·m“i theses imhxrs we”‘ a t _ W _jr or w 1n_juc, ex _  _ I,el___ _,,_ p ri. coitrnpin its ldisciietton hog `permit, and_a,£tergQsue11__¤ppeerence or the ·;gi1jation‘bftgaid_ tw_hty~_days or; any eaténsnoh thereof the proc 4 ings andélu grnent in S&1(l_C%l1fS§_$h8»1 bind tl)6~U’It1i{€51,St8l'»BS and thggiarties A ereto to the same extent as thouéh no Indian lagg or tie on were involved., Dupliqte originato ,_’the,notic[ejsh,_ 4 Iillng of notice, etc.              d . .   serv ’ one e_ upenn n en _ or e hive E?viiiz§d“q»f§a~ at in as of his a»s¤e_ e0m_hspe¤¢i1p, _ me, uipon one ofxhis assistants; and shall be served   sys ja _r t e general appearance m the case of the party w o causes the