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            <¥¿ÃD¦W>Guide to the Mildred Davenport Dance Programs and Dance School
            Materials</¥¿ÃD¦W>
            <§@ªÌ>Processed by Adrian Turner; machine-readable finding aid created by Adrian
            Turner</§@ªÌ>
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                    <¥DÃD ¨Ó·½="cdl">Arts and Humanities--Dance--Dance Performance
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                    <¥DÃD ¨Ó·½="cdl">Arts and Humanities--Dance--Dance History and
                    Criticism</¥DÃD>
                    <¥DÃD ¨Ó·½="cdl">Area, Interdisciplinary, and Ethnic Studies--African
                    American Studies</¥DÃD>
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    <ÃD¦W­¶>
        <¥¿ÃD¦W>Guide to the Mildred Davenport Dance Programs and Dance School
        Materials</¥¿ÃD¦W>
    <½s½X>Collection number: MS-P29</½s½X>
    <¥Xª©ªÌ>Special Collections and Archives
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        <¼ÐÅÒ>Processed by: </¼ÐÅÒ>
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        <¼ÐÅÒ>Date Completed: </¼ÐÅÒ>
        <¶µ¥Ø>2001</¶µ¥Ø>
    </©w¸q¶µ¥Ø>
    <©w¸q¶µ¥Ø>
        <¼ÐÅÒ>Encoded by: </¼ÐÅÒ>
        <¶µ¥Ø>Adrian Turner</¶µ¥Ø>
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        <ÃD¥Ø>Descriptive Summary</ÃD¥Ø>
            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W ¼ÐÅÒ="Title">Mildred Davenport dance programs and dance school
            materials</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á Ãþ«¬="inclusive" normal="1934/1942">1934-1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
            <³æ¤¸ÃѧO countrycode="us" repositorycode="cu-i" ¼ÐÅÒ="Collection number">MS-
            P29</³æ¤¸ÃѧO>
            <¨Ó·½ ¼ÐÅÒ="Creator"><¤H¦W ½s½X³W«h="aacr2">Davenport, Mildred,
            1900-1990</¤H¦W></¨Ó·½>
        <¹êÅé´y­z ¼ÐÅÒ="Extent">
            <¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>0.3 linear feet (1 box and 1 oversize folder)</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>
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        <¨åÂóæ¦ì ¼ÐÅÒ="Repository">
            <¹ÎÅé¦WºÙ>University of California, Irvine. Library. Special Collections and
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            <¦a§}¦æ>Irvine, California 92623-9557</¦a§}¦æ>
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        <ºK­n ¼ÐÅÒ="Abstract">This collection comprises dance programs, dance school
        materials, photographs, and ephemera documenting the early career of the Boston-based
        African-American dancer, dance instructor, and civic official Mildred Davenport. The bulk of
        this collection consists of dance programs and dance school materials. The collection also
        contains 29 photographs of Davenport, her students in various performances, and friends or
        individual students. Dance programs from 1925 to 1942 feature her solo performances and
        group performances with her students. The collection includes a complete run of programs for
        Bronze Rhapsody, an annual performance series choreographed, staged, and directed by
        Davenport. Her personal copy of a typescript of stage directions for a 1934 performance is
        included with these programs. Her dance schools, Davenport School of the Dance and Silver
        Box Studio, are documented in course brochures and applications. Biographical and academic
        materials include a 1939 newspaper article on Davenport.</ºK­n>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <ªþÄݦ¨¥÷´y­z¸s²Õ>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Important Information for Users of the Collection</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¨ú¥Î­­¨î>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Access</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Collection is open for research.</¬q¸¨>
        </¨ú¥Î­­¨î>
        <¨Ï¥Î­­¨î>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Publication Rights</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Property rights reside with the University of California. Literary rights are
            retained by the creators of the records and their heirs. For permissions to reproduce or
            to publish, please contact the Head of Special Collections and Archives.</¬q¸¨>
        </¨Ï¥Î­­¨î>
        <±Ä¥Î¤ÞÃÒ>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Preferred Citation</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Mildred Davenport Dance Programs and Dance School Materials. MS-P29. Special
            Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.</¬q¸¨>
        </±Ä¥Î¤ÞÃÒ>
        <¼x¶°¸ê°T>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Acquisition Information</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Acquired, 1998.</¬q¸¨>
        </¼x¶°¸ê°T>
        <³B²z¸ê°T>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Processing History</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Processed by Adrian Turner, 2001.</¬q¸¨>
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            <ÃD¥Ø>Biography</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>Mildred Ellen Davenport was a noted civic official and military officer with an
            extensive career as a dancer and dance instructor in Boston in the 1930s and 1940s. She
            was born in Boston on November 12, 1900. She began her dance studies at C.C. Perkins
            Grade School and Prince School as a teenager, and graduated from Boston Girls' High
            School in 1918. In the 1920s she studied at the Sargent School for Physical Culture and
            at Harvard, and opened her first dance school, the Davenport School of Dance. Over the
            next ten years she studied under Ted Shawn and taught dance in Boston. She was also
            progressively more involved in road show performances such as Hot Chocolates. From 1930
            to 1935 she performed in a number of African-American musical productions on Broadway,
            including Fast and Furious, Flying Colors, and Black Birds. In 1932 she established her
            second dance school, the Silver Box Studio, in the South End of Boston. She became the
            first African American woman to perform with the Arthur Fiedler Pops unit of the Boston
            Symphony Orchestra at this time.</¬q¸¨>
            <¬q¸¨>During World War II, Davenport enlisted in the Army as a captain. She produced
            musical shows for military bases and later served as a special service officer, library
            officer, and advisor in the Office of Racial Affairs. In 1950, she served as an
            executive board member for the N.A.A.C.P. office in Boston. From 1947 to 1968 she worked
            for the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, founded in 1944 to enforce fair
            employment practices. Davenport died in Boston in 1990.</¬q¸¨>
        </¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
        <¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Chronology</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¦~¥N¦Cªí>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1900</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Born in Boston.</¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>Ca. 1914</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Student at C.C. Perkins Grade School and Prince School.
                    </¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1918</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Graduates from Boston Girls' High School.</¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>Ca. 1920s</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Establishes Davenport School of Dance in Boston.</¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1921</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Student at Sargent School for Physical Culture.</¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1921-1922</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Physical training instructor at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
                    </¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1923</¤é´Á>
                    <¨Æ¥ó>Student at Harvard Summer School.</¨Æ¥ó>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¤é´Á>1925-ca. 1930</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Staff member with the Department of Public Welfare, Boston.
                        </¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>Ca. 1930-1935</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Performs on Broadway.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1932</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Establishes Silver Box Studio in Boston.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1946-1947</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>U.S. Army, civilian defense instructor.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1947</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>U.S. Army Office of Racial Affairs, assistant special service
                        officer, library officer, and advisor.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1950</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Executive board member of N.A.A.C.P., Boston.  Member of
                        Women's Service Club and League of Women for Community Service, Boston.
                        </¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1947-1968</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Staff member with the Massachusetts Commission Against
                        Discrimination.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1973</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Receives Sojourner Truth Award of the National Association of
                        Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Boston and Vicinity Club.
                        </¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                    <¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                        <¤é´Á>1990</¤é´Á>
                        <¨Æ¥ó>Dies in Boston.</¨Æ¥ó>
                    </¦~¥N¦Cªí¶µ¥Ø>
                </¦~¥N¦Cªí>
            </¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
        </¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
        <½d³ò¤º®e>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Collection Scope and Content Summary</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>This collection comprises dance programs, dance school materials, photographs,
            and ephemera documenting the early career of the Boston-based African-American dancer,
            dance instructor, and civic official Mildred Davenport. The bulk of this collection
            consists of dance programs and dance school materials. The collection also contains 29
            photographs of Davenport, her students in various performances, and friends or
            individual students. Dance programs from 1925 to 1942 feature her solo performances and
            group performances with her students. The collection includes a complete run of programs
            for Bronze Rhapsody, an annual performance series choreographed, staged, and directed by
            Davenport. Her personal copy of a typescript of stage directions for a 1934 performance
            is included with these programs. Her dance schools, Davenport School of the Dance and
            Silver Box Studio, are documented in course brochures and applications. Biographical and
            academic materials include a 1939 newspaper article on Davenport.</¬q¸¨>
            <¬q¸¨>The collection is arranged topically. Materials are arranged chronologically
            within each topical grouping whenever possible.</¬q¸¨>
        </½d³ò¤º®e>
        <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Indexing Terms</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¬q¸¨>The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection
            in the library's online public access catalog.</¬q¸¨>
        <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Subjects</ÃD¥Ø>
            <¤H¦W encodinganalog="600" ½s½X³W«h="aacr2" ¨¤¦â="subject">Davenport, Mildred,
            1900-1990--Archives.</¤H¦W>
            <¥DÃD encodinganalog="650" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">Dance schools--Massachusetts--Boston--
            Archival resources.</¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD encodinganalog="650" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">Dance--Archival resources.
            </¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD encodinganalog="650" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">Modern dance--United States--Archival
            resources.</¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD encodinganalog="650" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">Dance, Black--Archival resources.
            </¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD encodinganalog="650" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">African American dancers--Archival
            resources.</¥DÃD>
        </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Genres and Forms of Materials</ÃD¥Ø>
            <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x ½s½X¹ïÀ³="655" ¨Ó·½="local">Dance programs.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
            <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x ½s½X¹ïÀ³="655" ¨Ó·½="gmgpc">Photographic prints.
            </Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
            <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x ½s½X¹ïÀ³="655" ¨Ó·½="gmgpc">Posters.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
        </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
            <ÃD¥Ø>Occupations</ÃD¥Ø>
            <occupation encodinganalog="656" ¨Ó·½="aat">Dancers.</occupation>
            <occupation encodinganalog="656" ¨Ó·½="lcsh">Dance teachers.</occupation>
        </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    <ªþÄݦ¨¤À´y­z Ãþ«¬="combined">
        <ÃD¥Ø>Collection Contents</ÃD¥Ø>
        <²Ä¤@¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
            <´y­zÃѧO>
                <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 1</¸Ë¨ã>
                <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Biographical and academic materials</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
            </´y­zÃѧO>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">FB-21 : 1</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Boston Girls' High School, commencement program
                    </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1918">1918</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 1</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>George Peabody College for Teachers, School of the Dance,
                    schedule of courses offered by Ted Shawn</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1938">1938</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 1</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>"Boston teacher called evangelist of the dance," newspaper
                    clipping</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1939">1939</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
        </²Ä¤@¼h>
         
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            <´y­zÃѧO>
                <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 2-4</¸Ë¨ã>
                <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Dance programs</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
            </´y­zÃѧO>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>The Feast of Apollo, Brattle Hall, Massachusetts
                    </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1925">1925</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Mildred Davenport and her pupils, Brattle Hall,
                    Massachusetts</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1928">1928</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Recital of dance poems and songs, Allied Art Studio, Boston
                    </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1928">1928</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Mildred Davenport and Sepia Beauties in revue, Challengers
                    Club, Boston</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1933">1933</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 2-3</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Bronze rhapsody</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 2</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W><³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1934">1934</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                        </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                    <c04 level="item">
                        <´y­zÃѧO>
                            <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 2</¸Ë¨ã>
                            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Typescript of stage directions, with holograph note
                            "Miss Davenport (personal)" on first leaf</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                            <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1934">1934</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                        </´y­zÃѧO>
                    </c04>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 3</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W><³æ¤¸¤é´Á Ãþ«¬="inclusive" normal="1935/1941">1935-
                        1941</³æ¤¸¤é´Á></³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 3</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W><³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                        </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                    <c04 level="item">
                        <´y­zÃѧO>
                            <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">FB-21 : 1
                            </¸Ë¨ã>
                            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Hand-colored poster (partial) </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                            <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                        </´y­zÃѧO>
                    </c04>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Classic, John Hancock Hall, Boston</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1938">1938</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 4</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Shadowland Ball Room performances, Boston, undated.
                    </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>2 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
        </²Ä¤@¼h>
        <²Ä¤@¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
            <´y­zÃѧO>
                <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 5</¸Ë¨ã>
                <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Dance school materials</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
            </´y­zÃѧO>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 5</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Davenport School of the Dance application, undated
                    </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 5</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Silver Box Studio</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 5</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Course brochures and applications, undated.
                        </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>3 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 5</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Event invitation and greeting card</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                    <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1939">1939 and undated.</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                        <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>2 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
        </²Ä¤@¼h>
        <²Ä¤@¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
            <´y­zÃѧO>
                <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 6-11</¸Ë¨ã>
                <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Photographs</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W></´y­zÃѧO>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 6-7</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Personal</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">FB-21 : 1</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Prince School class, photographic print</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1914">1914</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 6</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Teenage performances, undated.</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>5 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 7</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Portraits, undated.</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>3 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 8-10</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Performances by students</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 8</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Piggilly wiggily</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">ca. 1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="item">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 8</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Top hat</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">ca. 1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 8-10</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Unidentified, undated.</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <¹êÅé´y­z><¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì>15 items.</¼Æ¶q³æ¦ì></¹êÅé´y­z>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
            <²Ä¤G¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                <´y­zÃѧO>
                    <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 11</¸Ë¨ã>
                    <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Other individuals</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                </´y­zÃѧO>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 11</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Hall, Tom</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1930">1930</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 11</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Purcell, Barbara</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">ca. 1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 11</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Stokes, Bernice</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">ca. 1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
                <²Ä¤T¼h ¼h¯Å="file">
                    <´y­zÃѧO>
                        <¸Ë¨ã Ãþ«¬="box-folder" ¼ÐÅÒ="Box ">1 : 11</¸Ë¨ã>
                        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Roberts, Francine</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
                        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ normal="1942">ca. 1942</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
                    </´y­zÃѧO>
                </²Ä¤T¼h>
            </²Ä¤G¼h>
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            <¥¿ÃD¦W>MINNESOTA TERRITORIAL ARCHIVES. Territorial Governor:
            </¥¿ÃD¦W>
            <°ÆÃD¦W> An Inventory of Territorial Governor Willis A. Gorman</°ÆÃD¦W>
            <§@ªÌ>Finding aid prepared by Lydia Lucas.</§@ªÌ>
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    </¤å¥ó´y­z>
    <­I´º´y­z>
        <³Ð³y>Finding aid encoded by Lyda Morehouse,
        <¤é´Á>July 17, 2002.</¤é´Á></³Ð³y>
    </­I´º´y­z>
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<ÀÉ®×´y­z ¼h¯Å="series">
    <did id="a1">
        <ÃD¥Ø>OVERVIEW OF THE RECORDS</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¨åÂóæ¦ì ¼ÐÅÒ="Repository:">Minnesota Historical Society</¨åÂóæ¦ì>
        <¨Ó·½ ¼ÐÅÒ="Creator:">Agency:Minnesota. Governor (1853-1857 : Gorman).
        </¨Ó·½>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W ¼ÐÅÒ="Title:">Series Records of territorial governor Willis A. Gorman,
        </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸®É¶¡ ¼ÐÅÒ="Date:">1852-1857.</³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <ºK­n ¼ÐÅÒ="Abstract:">Subject files, correspondence, appointments, pardon
        records, reports from territorial officers, requests for return of fugitives, and
        miscellany.</ºK­n>
        <¹êÅé´y­z ¼ÐÅÒ="Quantity:">0.75 cu. ft. (23 folders in 2 partial boxes).
        </¹êÅé´y­z>
        <¹êÅé¦ì¸m ¼ÐÅÒ="Location:">See Detailed Description section for box locations.
        </¹êÅé¦ì¸m>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
     
    <¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
        <ÃD¦W ÃѧO¥N½X="a2">BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF GOVERNOR WILLIS A. GORMAN</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¬q¸¨>Willis Arnold Gorman was born in Kentucky on January 12, 1816. His early career was
        as a lawyer and state legislator (Democrat) in Indiana. During the Mexican War he raised and
        commanded an Indiana rifle battalion and an infantry regiment, and subsequently was elected
        to two terms in the U.S. Congress. President Franklin Pierce appointed him Governor of
        Minnesota in May 13, 1853, and he served in that office until 1857. He was subsequently a
        delegate to the state constitutional convention (1857) and was elected to the first state
        legislature (1858).</¬q¸¨>
        <¬q¸¨>At the outset of the Civil War he commanded the First Minnesota Infantry Volunteers
        (April-October, 1861) until his promotion to brigadier general. Following his discharge from
        military service in 1864, he practiced law in St. Paul in partnership with Cushman K. Davis.
        In 1869 he was appointed St. Paul city attorney, and held that office until his death on May
        20, 1876.</¬q¸¨>
        <¬q¸¨>Sources: <emph render="italic">Minnesota Biographies</emph>, pp. 267-
        268; <emph render="italic">Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars</emph>, Vol.
        I, p. 14; William Watts Folwell, <emph render="italic">A History of Minnesota
        </emph> (St. Paul, rev. 1956), Vol. I, pp. 377-383; Theodore C. Blegen, <emph
        render=
        "italic">Minnesota, A History of the State</emph> (1963), pp. 171, 240-242,
        293.</¬q¸¨>
    </¶Ç°O©Î¾ú¥v>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <ÃD¦W ÃѧO¥N½X="a3">SCOPE AND CONTENTS OF THE RECORDS</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¬q¸¨>Subject files and correspondence of territorial governor Gorman. A large proportion
        relate to territorial officers' appointments and commissions. Letters received and sent
        address the following topics: concerns of federal civilian agencies, military and Indian
        affairs in general, the 1855 treaty with the Winnebago Indians, land sales, the Minnesota
        and Northwestern Railroad Company, and other territorial affairs. Also present are a
        legislative diary (Jan. 27-March 6, 1857), pardon records, petitions regarding local
        government organization, reports from territorial officers, and requests from other states
        for return of fugitives.</¬q¸¨>
        <¬q¸¨>Gorman's governorship spanned a period of both tangible and speculative growth in
        the state's infrastructure and economy, with numerous railroads, educational institutions,
        and corporations being chartered, new counties established, new towns incorporated, and
        several Indian treaties ratified. The surviving records contain only sketchy information on
        these developments, and do not appear to contain any significant documentation on an
        abortive 1857 scheme to remove the state capital from St. Paul to St. Peter.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
    <½s±Æ>
        <ÃD¦W ÃѧO¥N½X="a4">ARRANGEMENT OF THE RECORDS</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¬q¸¨>Arranged alphabetically by topic; thereunder chronologically within each
        folder.</¬q¸¨>
    </½s±Æ>
     
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¦W ÃѧO¥N½X="a7">INDEX TERMS</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¬q¸¨> <emph render="italic">This collection is indexed under the following
        headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials
        about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
        </emph></¬q¸¨>
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Topics:</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¥DÃD>Civil-military relations--Minnesota.</¥DÃD>
        <¥DÃD>Extraditions--Minnesota.</¥DÃD>
        <¥DÃD>Federal government--Minnesota.</¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD>Indians of North America—Government relations--1789-1869.</¥DÃD>
            <¥DÃD>Land titles--Minnesota--Registration and transfer.</¥DÃD>
        <¥DÃD>Pardons--Minnesota.</¥DÃD>
        <¥DÃD>Winnebago Indians--Treaties.</¥DÃD>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Places:</ÃD¥Ø>
        <geogname>Minnesota--Officials and employees--Selection and appointment.
        </geogname>
        <geogname>Minnesota--Politics and government--1849-1858.</geogname>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Persons:</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¤H¦W>Gorman, Willis Arnold, 1816-1876.</¤H¦W>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Organizations:</ÃD¥Ø>
        <¹ÎÅé¦WºÙ>Minnesota Territory.</¹ÎÅé¦WºÙ>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
    <±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
        <ÃD¥Ø>Types of Documents:</ÃD¥Ø>
        <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>Diaries--Minnesota.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
        <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>Petitions--Minnesota.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
        <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>Proclamations--Minnesota.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
        <Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>Territorial records--Minnesota.</Ãþ«¬¯S¼x>
    </±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
</±±¨î¬d¸ß¼Ð¥Ø>
<±Ä¥Î¤ÞÃÒ>
    <ÃD¥Ø>Preferred Citation:</ÃD¥Ø>
    <¬q¸¨><emph render="italic">[Indicate the cited volume and page or item and folder
    title here].</emph> Minnesota Territorial Archives. Records of territorial governor Willis
    Gorman. Minnesota Historical Society. State Archives.</¬q¸¨>
    <¬q¸¨><emph render="italic">See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional
    examples.</emph></¬q¸¨>
</±Ä¥Î¤ÞÃÒ>
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    <ÃD¥Ø>Accession Information:</ÃD¥Ø>
    <¬q¸¨>Accession number(s): none; 2001-46</¬q¸¨>
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    <ÃD¥Ø>Processing Information:</ÃD¥Ø>
    <¬q¸¨>PALS ID No.: 0800011304</¬q¸¨>
    <¬q¸¨>RLIN ID No.: MNHV90-A1172</¬q¸¨>
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    <ÃD¦W ÃѧO¥N½X="a9">DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDS</ÃD¥Ø>
    <p id="MHSLoc"> <emph render="italic">Note to Researchers: To request materials,
    please note both the location and box numbers shown below.</emph></¬q¸¨>
    <²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <¹êÅé¦ì¸m>115.I.19.8F</¹êÅé¦ì¸m> <¸Ë¨ã>[1]</¸Ë¨ã>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Appointments: Commission of Deeds, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>For each individual, may include any of the following: application, petition,
        recommendations, letter of resignation.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Appointments: Counties, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>For each individual, may include any of the following: application, petition,
        recommendations, letter of resignation. Arranged alphabetically by county.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Appointments: Notary Public, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>undated and 1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>4 folders. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>For each individual, may include any of the following: application, petition,
        recommendations, letter of resignation.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
 
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Appointments: Territorial Offices, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>May include any of the following: application, petition, recommendations, letter of
        resignation, for commissioner of emigration, librarian, superintendent of common schools,
        auditor, treasurer, building commissioner, supreme court reporter, militia, and land
        office.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Commissions, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1855-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>5 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>For notary public, justice of the peace, and building commissioner.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Document Transmittals, Receipts, and Requests, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
</²Ä¤@¼h>

<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Legislative Diary, 1</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 volume </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Fragmentary entries, January 27 - March 6, showing numbers and titles of bills.
        </¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
 
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Letters Received: Federal Civilian Agencies, 18</³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Letters and circulars from federal civilian agencies, including the General Land
        Office, the Post Office Department, and the Treasury Department.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>

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    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <¹êÅé¦ì¸m>115.I.19.8F</¹êÅé¦ì¸m> <¸Ë¨ã>[1]</¸Ë¨ã>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Letters Received: Indian and Military Affairs, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Letters, reports, and orders relating to Indian and military affairs, from the
        commanding officers at Fort Snelling and Fort Ridgely; from legislative district
        representatives about the Winnebago treaty, with a copy of Governor Gorman's reply (January
        1854); and petitions and requests for defense against the Indians.</¬q¸¨>
        <¬q¸¨>Includes a letter written by Henry B. Smythe on behalf of the Winnebago Indians (8
        Jan. 1856) requesting the transfer of $806 from tribal funds to the superintendent of the
        Winnebago School. It may refer to funds available to the tribe under the 1855 U.S. Treaty
        with the Winnebago; it is signed by many of the Winnebago signatories to that treaty.
        </¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Letters Received: Land Sales, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>9 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Letters about land sales and occupancy.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
 
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Letters Received: Other Territorial Affairs, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>16 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Letters from Senator Henry M. Rice and others about a variety of territorial
        affairs.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <¹êÅé¦ì¸m>115.I.19.9B</¹êÅé¦ì¸m> <¸Ë¨ã>[2]</¸Ë¨ã>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Pardon Records, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1852-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>21 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Requests and petitions for pardons and commutations; governor's pardon; orders for
        release and related court records; letters for persons convicted and sentenced for various
        offenses, including murder, assault with intent to kill, assault and battery, simple
        assault, and resisting an officer; and letters asking for the release of an Indian
        hostage.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Petitions, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1855. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>10 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Various requests and petitions for the establishment of election precincts in
        Portsmouth and the Sioux Agency, for the organization of local governments in Rice County
        and Steele County, for a town organization in Bangor, for a vigilance committee to suppress
        liquor traffic at Traverse des Sioux, and for a certification of election districts in
        Carver County.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
 
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Proclamations, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1854-1855. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>2 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Designating November 21, 1854, and November 20, 1855 as days of Thanksgiving.
        </¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Records Relating to the Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad Company,
        </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1854-1856. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>31 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Bills, correspondence, and reports dealing with its incorporation and with the
        political maneuverings surrounding its proposed land grant.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <¹êÅé¦ì¸m>115.I.19.9B</¹êÅé¦ì¸m> <¸Ë¨ã>[2]</¸Ë¨ã>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Reports: Board of Inspectors of the Territorial Prison, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1856. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Reports that include activities of the board and minutes of board meetings.
        </¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Reports: Commissioner of Emigration, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1854-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>1 folder. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Reports of activities, and financial reports including lists of expenditures and
        various receipts.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
 
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Reports: Other Territorial Officers, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1853-1855. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>7 items.</¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <²Ä¤G¼h>
        <´y­zÃѧO>
            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>- Agent to select university lands (December 12, 1855).
            </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        </´y­zÃѧO>
    </²Ä¤G¼h>
    <²Ä¤G¼h>
        <´y­zÃѧO>
            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>- Commissioner for the Crystal Palace Exhibition (1853, 1854).
            </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        </´y­zÃѧO>
    </²Ä¤G¼h>
    <²Ä¤G¼h>
        <´y­zÃѧO>
            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>- Superintendent of common schools (December 25, 1854).
            </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        </´y­zÃѧO>
    </²Ä¤G¼h>
    <²Ä¤G¼h>
        <´y­zÃѧO>
            <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>- Territorial auditor (December 30, 1854; December 26, 1855).
            </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        </´y­zÃѧO>
    </²Ä¤G¼h>
</²Ä¤@¼h>
<²Ä¤@¼h>
    <´y­zÃѧO>
        <³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>Requests for Return of Fugitives, </³æ¤¸ÃD¦W>
        <³æ¤¸¤é´Á>1854-1857. </³æ¤¸¤é´Á>
        <¹êÅé´y­z>2 folders. </¹êÅé´y­z>
    </´y­zÃѧO>
    <½d³ò¤º®e>
        <¬q¸¨>Both to and from various states.</¬q¸¨>
    </½d³ò¤º®e>
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