Dictation and biographical materials from Francis E. Warren : Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1889.

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Dictation and biographical materials from Francis E. Warren : Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1889.

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Civil War experiences; railroad construction in Iowa; life at Cheyenne from 1868; business interests in Wyoming; career as city councilman, mayor, legislator, and territorial governor; the Rock Springs anti-Chinese riot of 1885.

Originals : 7 items.Copies : partial microfilm reel (120 exposures) : negative (Rich. 116:18) and positive.

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