Certificates and diplomas 1876-1918.

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Certificates and diplomas 1876-1918.

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Items all pertain to Judge S. S. Downer, and his practice of law in New York, Colorado, and Nevada. He served on a selective service board in Nevada during World War I.

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Boulder Public Library

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