Inventories of furniture and supplies in the governor's office, plus related correspondence.

Listings of records, stored in the lower vault of the Capitol Building, from administrations up to and including Governor Brooks.

Certificates of election for electors of the President and Vice President of the United States.

Bound petitions signed by U.P.R.R. employees in sup-port of higher rates for transportation.

Information from nearby states on railroad taxation. Also included is a map of the alignment of the Cheyenne and Burlington Railroad.

Executive orders by President Theodore Roosevelt setting apart national forests located in or partly in Wyoming.

Statement of forest reserve funds, income of Wyoming's counties in which forest reserves are located, mailing list.

Newspaper account of reception given in honor of Captain and Mrs. John Pershing, and lists of subscribers agreeing to share the expenses of the reception.

Concerns complaint brought before the State Canvassing Board by C. E. Blair, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Albany County against Governor Brooks. The Chairman sought the Supreme Court's aid in forcing Governor Brooks to proclaim the adoption of a constitutional amendment which created the Board of Equalization and was passed by Wyoming voters. Records include an alternative writ of mandamus, and the plaintiff's petition.

Statistical summaries concerning land development; population; recreational attractions; opportunities in business, industry, and agriculture in Wyoming; and appropriations for state buildings and improvements.