Idaho-Politics and government-History-Sources.

Election results for the Idaho territorial delegate's seat (1863); certificate of appointment as delegate to the National Union Convention (1864); letter from A.L. Dorimer, Lewiston, Idaho, regarding the convention.

Letter, on congressional stationery, giving a brief autobiographical sketch.

Letters (1861-1863) related to activities in the Puget Sound region of Washington Territory, for which Wallace served as a delegate in the U.S. Congress. Letters (1864-1865), written during Wallace's term as territorial delegate from Idaho, concern conditions there and the Federal Government's intentions for the Territory. There are also a small number of letters to Mrs. Wallace.

Correspondence, reports, speeches, notes, and other papers regarding McVety's investigation of labor problems involving the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in North Idaho (1917) and his investigation of complaints concerning the use of Mexican labor in central and eastern Idaho (1918).

Correspondence, minutes, financial records, and local and national WCTU printed materials and periodicals.

Official, political, and personal correspondence of Fremont Wood, United States attorney and judge; and Edgar Wilson, U.S. Representative from Idaho (1899). Included are letters by Wilson as chairman of the Idaho Republican State Central Committee (1892-1894).

Certificates announcing the entitlement of the Young Democratic Clubs of Idaho (1938) to the affliation of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, and of the Young Democratic Clubs of Ada County to the affiliation of the Young Democratic Clubs of Idaho (1960).