Excerpt from A Comparative Study of the Government of the United States and of the State of Wyoming

In the summer of 1899, Doctor Grace Raymond Hebard began a work on the Constitution of Wyoming, but in the fall she was compelled by sickness to give up the undertaking. A great deal of material had been gathered and many notes had been made before the work was dropped.

Grateful acknowledgment is made to Miss Hebard, who kindly turned over to the author all her notes and material, and who has been especially helpful in suggestions, in reading and correcting manuscript and proof.

In many places the words of the Constitution and the laws have been quoted without use of quotation marks, but in all quotations from books, due credit has been given.

This book is sent out with the hope that it will be helpful to the teachers and interesting to the citizens of Wyoming.

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