Lawrence A. Cardoso papers, 1946-1994 (bulk 1982-1989)

University of Wyoming. Dept. of History.

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Laramie, A Railroad Community; Oral History Project was conducted by the University of Wyoming Department of History in 1990. It involved interviewing eighteen Laramie, Wyoming residents, who worked for the Union Pacific Railroad during the twentieth century who talked about their experiences. From the description of Laramie, a railroad community; oral history project, 1990. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 62352954 In 1991 Dr. Phil Robe...

University of Wyoming.

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Cardoso, Lawrence A.

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Lawrence Cardoso (1940-1989), professor of history at the University of Wyoming from 1973-1989, first came to the University as a supply instructor, becoming an assistant professor in 1974. After receiving his degrees in Modern History from the University of Connecticut he specialized in Mexican History. He taught a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate-level history courses while an instructor at the university, including: Wyoming survey, Latin American Civilization, history o...

United States. Marshals Service

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The U.S. Marshals were formed by the Judiciary Act of 1789 in order to give the federal government enforcement power to apprehend fugitives and perform other odd jobs- such as the U.S. census (until 1870). Marshals were permitted to swear in Special Deputies and form posses to apprehend federal fugitives. Marshals could serve subpoenas, writs, warrants, summonses, handled all federal prisoners, and were able to distribute funds as ordered by federal courts. From the description of U....