Dictation from Morton E. Post : Cheyenne, Wyoming?, [1885?].

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Dictation from Morton E. Post : Cheyenne, Wyoming?, [1885?].

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To Denver from St. Joseph, 1860; first cattle-driver from Missouri to Colorado, 1863; beef contracting and freighting in Colorado, Montana, and Nebraska; at Cheyenne from 1867, as stationer, stock-raiser, miner, miller, and banker; Territorial delegate to Congress. An attached memorandum (2 l.) describes ranching operations on Pole Creek.

Originals : [19] leaves ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (12 exposures) : negative (Rich. 116:20) and positive.

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