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CONVERSE COUNTY

DOUGLAS, WYOMING

Ci^y Marshal

�SHERIFF’S OFFICE

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CONVERSE COUNTY

Under Sheriff

Phi1,Davi s

---CHARLES W. MESSENGER, SHERIFF

To City Marshal
Laiader Wyoming
Dear Sir

Look Out For One Arae Man I Think

It Is His Wright Arae,He Is A Man About 5 Feet 7 Or 8 Inc Tall Square
Build And Wareiag Fairley Good Clothes Dark Colxor Also Blaek Hat With
Rather High, Crown,Also Has Ssab On Wright Side Of Pace Or The Same
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Phlx Davis, Dept Sheriff Dougxas Wyo,

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Show to stock and livery men.
Wire any information of or the arrest to me at my ex­
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D. F. CAMP,
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�Metropolitan Police Department
Detroit. Mich.. June 19, 1908.

WANTED
for getting goods under false pretenses, C. E. Coon; about 30 or 37
years old; 5 ft. 6 or 7 in. tall; heavy set. broad .shouldered; weight
about 200 lbs.; Sandy hair and mustache, high forehead, light blue
eyes, protruding lip, sandy complexion, pink cheeks: Claim.s to be

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Ills wife was in Louisville. Ixy.. and he telephoned her from
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Texas. Ha.s I lue prints of Mining property in Wyoming with
him. Claims to be a member of Elk Lodge in Pittsburg, and wears
Elks pin.
to body.

!!&lt;■ has a ruj)ture and it .shows on inside of left leg close

Thi.s man came here from Lander, Wyoming, where he had
claimed to be a R. R. Contractor from 'bexas; Stole the blue prints
and got a letter of Introduction to bu.'-ines.s men here in this city,

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We hold warrant for thi.s man for getting $105.00 worth of

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Wyoming.

Arrest, hold, and wire at my expense and will send man with

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JOHN J. DOWNEY.

Supt. of Police.
Detroit, Mich.

�Metropolitan Police Department
Detroit. Rrich., June 19, 1908.

WANTED

for getting goods under false pretenses. C. E. Coon; about 36 or 37
years old; 5 ft. 6 or 7 in. tall; heavy -set. broad .shouldered; weight
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Wyoming.

Arrest, hold, and wire at my expense and will send man with

necessary papers.
JOHN J. DOWNEY.
Supt. of Police.
Dt'troit, Mich.

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