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Mayors of Sheridan, Wyoming

Mayors of Sheridan, 1884-2002 (may be incomplete!)
John D. Loucks 1884-86 Edward A. Whitney 1887 Henry A. Coffeen 1888 Horace C. Alger 1889 J. P. Robinson 1890 James P. Leaverton 1892 John B. Moore 1892 M. L. Blake 1893 B. F. Perkins 1894 M. L. Blake 1896 A. M. Halbert 1897 George H. Purmork 1899 Charles Lewis 1899 Charles P. Story 1900 John S. Taylor 1901 William M. Miller 1902-03 Alf Defenderfer 1904 William E. Mullen 1905 John S. Taylor 1906-08 L. B. Glafcke 1909 James J. Omarr 1910 J. K. Walsh 1911 Charles A. Kutcher 1912-13 Thomas T. Tynan 1914-15 James A. Church 1916-17 M. B. Camplin 1918-21 Charles W. Sheldon 1922-23 J. Frank Kirkpatrick 1924-27 Harry Adam Loucks 1928-29 Charles P. Story 1930 George Levi Smith 1931 Harry Adam Loucks 1932-35 A. K. Craig 1936-37 Robert W. Orr 1938-41 Basil Dean 1941-43 Louis C. Booth 1944-45 David A. Ruff 1946-47 Jack L. Gordon 1948-49 T. G. Scott 1950-51 J. Baird Janney 1952-53 William B. Fay 1954-55 Carl L. Crawford 1956-57 Jack D. Mullinax 1958-59 Robert G. Miller 1959-60 N. A. Nelson, Sr. 1961-62 Walter J. Harker 1963-64 N. A. Nelson, Sr. 1965-68 Harry E. Wimer 1969-70 Bernard C. Weber 1971-72 Russell J. York 1973-76 M. Dean Marshall 1977-80 Max A. DeBolt 1985-92 Della Herbst 1993-96 Jim Wilson 1997-

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