Morton E. Post & Co.,
BANKERS,
BUCCKROHB TO BTKBBINP, POST A CO.,
Cheyenne, Wyoming,
Transact a General
BANKING BUSINESS,
Pay Interest on
TIME DEPOSITS,
and Drafts Drawn on
Principal Cities of Europe
Collections promptly attended to,
•nd all the facilities of the Banking
business extended to customers.
J. W. ’COLLINS,
Cashier at Cheyenne.
W. M. BELL,
Cashier at Silver «liff, Colo.
@hc Chcvcnne IBMltr Kcaticr.
CHAS. W. BROWN,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
I.A HA NIK COUNTY, WYOMING TER.
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U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR.
Surveys of Mines Ranches or Canals made
In any part of the Territory.
DRAUGHTING A SPECIALTY
ROOMS, 1 A 2 MABTEN BLOCK.
MINING BUREAU AND PUBLIC
LAND OFFICE.
F. J. STANTON, E. NT.
Late Geologist and M. E. for Wyoming.
Author of "Manual of Irrigation," member of
the American Institute of Mining Engineer*,
member of the Academy of Sciences, Bt.
Louis, late Professor of Mathematics, Denver,
College, Colorado.
U. S. LAND ATTORNEY, ASSA YER,
CHEMIST, AND METALLURGIST,
ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Office over Postoffice, n« xt door tothe United
States Land office, Cheyenne.
Surveys land, ditches, town sites and lots,
makes maps and plats of public lands, selects
homes for settlers, draws Laud Office papers,
initiates and manages contests on land
entries. Patents obtained from Washington.
Has bad a life timeexperience In hydraulic
engineering, surveying, and irrigation. For
merly connected with the United States
Land Office, Dubuque, lowa, for two years,
three years as land attorney' and claim
agent for the Kansas Pacific Railroad In
Colorado. He o-lglnnted the High Line
Canal near Denver. Twenty-three years ex
perience in Colorado and Wyoming.
Information furnished ana correspondence
solicited in all mining and land matters.
