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Two sheets listing names and reasons for gain/loss while Company was in federal service; statistic sheets are signed by Captain Louis M. Moffatt, Wyoming Infantry, Commander, "I" Company.

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Printed report made to Secretary of War, Washington, D.C., for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890, by Captain D. M. Taylor, Ordinance Department. Includes information on…"amount of work done, and present state of appropriations made…for purpose of providing arms, ordnance stores, quartermaster stores, and camp equipage for issue to militia."

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Single sheet of minutes from Wyoming National Guard Officers' meeting on November 10, 1899 in Cheyenne. Purpose of meeting was to elect individuals to the rank of Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, and Major.

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Typed carbon copies of WNG history from inception in 1888 through re-designation of 1st Regiment of Cavalry to "The 115th Cavalry" under the National Defense Act, 1921. Includes some discussion of coat of arms and authorized streamers.

Scope and Contents Contents include typed original and one copy of history of the 115th Cavalry Regiment as presented in commemoration of the second anniversary of the 115th Cavalry in federal service, February 22, 1943, at Fort Lewis, Washington. A Time Line Diagram of unit's history is also included as is a copy of a military career profile of the current 115th Cavalry Regimental Commander – Col. Wilson. History outlines creation of Wyoming Territory Militia from 1869 through the 115th Cavalry's...

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Two-page profile of Col. Wilson's Army career, beginning in 1914 with his enlistment into the United States Marine Corps through his appointment as Regimental Commander of the 115th Cavalry on June 12, 1942.

Scope and Contents Correspondence between WNG Adjutant General P. A. Gatchell, Big Horn County Sheriff Felix Alston, and others regarding WNG participation in the protection of those stockmen involved in the Tensleep murder raid, near the town of Tensleep in the Big Horn Basin. In April, 1909, approximately fifteen masked men attacked a sheep camp on Spring Creek [near Tensleep], cold bloodedly killing three sheep men. One of the witnesses committed suicide, but not before leaving correspondence...

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Orders issued by Captain John K. Jeffrey, Commander, Battery "A", dealing with personnel appointments and resignations; training and parade and drill schedules; and participation of unit in special events, Headquarters, Cheyenne.

Note: Infantry Regiment is not identified.

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Correspondence detailing readiness of WNG camp in Cheyenne for deployment in New Mexico in support of border crisis prior to World War I. Correspondence includes details of units and personnel mustering in and out of the Wyoming unit in preparation for deployment.

Scope and Contents Folder One includes correspondence and orders involving the 4th Separate Brigade, Blue Column, and Column B assigned to service near Deming, New Mexico, for the purpose of assisting in the Border Crisis prior to World War I. Documents deal with personnel, equipment, and logistical matters. Units other than Wyoming are identified in Brigade and Column correspondence. Folder Two contains field orders and memos dealing specifically with activities of the Wyoming Infantry while...