Politics, Government, and Law
Found in 1641 Collections and/or Records:
Department of the Treasury letters
Two handwritten letters from a copy book. The items deal with the payment of claims in Utah and paying the "Deseret News" for services. Also discussed is the appointment of federal officials in the Utah Territory.
James Monroe depositions
Two handwritten depositions. They concern a land dispute between John Copsey and Rees Pritchard. Each was attested and signed by Monroe.
Did a man known in private life as Frank Finkel participate in and escape from the Custer Battle?
Typewritten book draft with handwritten corrections. Kuhlman examines the question of whether any calvarymen with George Armstrong Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876 survived. The item was submitted to the Old Army Press for publication.
District 5420 records
Collection contains documents relating to the Rotary International District 5420. Includes a history of the district, annual reports, a directory, and other documents. Also contains some financial information about the district's budget and information on directors. Dated 1966-2010.
District Court indictment of William R. Albright
Contains two handwritten indictments (4 pages) affirming that Albright was arrested for the murder of an Indian and was brought to before judge John Titus of the third district of Utah for the United States. Judge Titus signed both documents.
District of Columbia legal documents
Handwritten and signed legal documents. One is a receipt dated 17 January 1814 for a bond payment of $500. The other is a testimony by a court clerk that William Crauch is a Justice of the Washington, D.C. circuit court.
Henry Aldous Dixon papers
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, administrative papers, and office files. The items relate chiefly to Dixon's service on congressional committees dealing with agriculture and education.