Bar dockets are copies of the trial dockets for the use of the bar. Civil and criminal cases appear in the order in which they were heard in court. In a larger perspective, bar dockets record the progress of civil and criminal cases. Entries list case number, names of plaintiff and defendant, charge, and comments about the trial or proceedings. Throughout most of the volumes the remarks section is left blank or reads "trial", "passed", or "dismissed."

Index to plaintiffs and defendants in Chancery Court in appearance docket, chancery journal and judgment docket.

Docket book chronicles filings and actions in indiv-idual cases. Entries list names of plaintiff and defendant, dates and types of pertinent filings and filing fees.

Docket volume and page numbers are also case numbers. See also Chancery Case files.

Chancery journal chronicles proceedings in Chancery Court. The volume also contains references to Civil Court.

Statement of intent by immigrants to become American citizens.

See Laramie County, Wyoming Naturalization Records, 1867-1920 published by the Cheyenne Genealogical Society, PAM 320 C3.

Also, see Supreme Court Series 01.05 Declaration of Intention, 1 Volume, 1883 - 1890

Sampling of old certificates granting citizenship to immigrants.

Record on the admission of citizenship to immigrants. Volume 1 is of adults and Volume 2 is of minors.

Proceedings in the adjudication of Bankruptcy cases.

Summaries of workmen's compensation cases, including name of claimant, place of occupation, nature of injury, and amount of award

Trial dockets record the progress of civil and crim-inal cases. Information includes names of plaintiff and defendant, case number and sometimes notes on a day's proceedings.