"Karl C. Schuyler. Candidate for Republican Nomination for United States Senator." Bradford Publishing Company, Denver, Colorado. Booklet with biographical information promoting him for election to the senate.

"An Old Chieftains Grave," n.d. Carbon typescript with pencil holograph revisions, 4 pages, and photocopied newsclipping from The Casper Independent, n.d. Also, 1 letter from a Mr. Olinger to Shipp, Aug. 24, 1927, describing the contents of [a second?] Indian grave. Typescript, 2 pages with attached drawing of artifacts.

"When the Longhorns Came to the Short-Grass Country," Sept. 27, 1927. 19 pages. Inscribed to RSE in Shipp's hand.

Account of his experiences in the Battle of Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876. 37 pages. Written for E. A. Brininstool in Oct. 1922 and published as Chapter 2 of Brininstool's Troopers With Custer, Harrisburg, PA., The Stackpole Co., 1952.

Critique of Peter Thompson's account of the Custer fight. 3 pages.

Two letters, June 14 and 27, 1928, Thermopolis, Wyo. to Albert W. Johnson, St. Croix, Minn. relative to Sliney's service in the U.S. 5th Cavalry, 1870-83.

Three newsclippings about the 50th anniversary ( 1927) of the first wagon train to cross the Big Horn Basin (led by Sliney) and Sliney's election as mayor of Thermopolis, Wyo. in 1928.

"In Old Wyoming," Wyo. State Tribune, June 11, 1939, by John C. Thompson. Photocopied newsclipping. Re: Smith, the Mormon militia, and Fort Bridger.

"The Medicine Wheel," n.d. Poem. Photocopied newsclipping.

Newsclippings about Charles, Granville, James, and Dr. James E. Stuart, 1924-1940 and n.d. 15 pages.