E.F. Kellner letters, 1875-1877.

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E.F. Kellner letters, 1875-1877.

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Letterpress copies of correspondence sent (13 September 1875 - 10 March 1877) reflect disputes between Kellner and officers over sale of liquor, gambling, and other issues while units of the 9th Cavalry were stationed at the fort. Addressees include A.H. Morehead, Secretary of War William W. Belknapp, Lieutenant M.F. Goodwin, Captain Henry Carroll, sheriff Mariano Barela, and businessman Henry Lesinsky.

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New Mexico State University

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New Mexico State University

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