Publicity, invitations, and progress of western governor's train and exhibition.

Letter to M. Carey, then chairman of the committee, on the resignation of S. W. Downey as auditor and the appointment of E. S. Stock.

Statements from national and state organizations showing their support or concern for specific matters, with the possibility that the same would be done in Wyoming.

Circulars, newspaper articles, notices, and correspondence on meetings and issues.

Correspondence, chiefly with Senator Jonathan Bourne, on issues, politics, leadership, and state and national following.

Listing of the number, kind, condition, and value of chattel property in the governor's office.

Construction of the USS Wyoming by the Cramps shipbuilders in Delaware; furnishing the ship with such items as painting of Sacajawea and old Wyoming; silver service with accompanying mahogany chests; selection of a young Wyoming woman to christen the ship.

Newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and unpublished reports on Wyoming's resources.

Requests for Governor Carey's opinion as to whether or not woman's suffrage, in general, is a progressive matter. His reply usually follows a standard form.