Reports of persons and articles hired, 1861-1868.

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Reports of persons and articles hired, 1861-1868.

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Reports showing employment of James Butler Hickok as wagon-master, scout, and guide. The reports are from Fort Hays (Kan.), Fort Dodge (Kan.), Fort Union (N.M.), in the field, and others.

1 partial microfilm reel : negative ; 35 mm.

Kansas State Historical Society

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