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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
7
The annual meeting of Big Horn County Irrigating Company stockholders will be held May 6, 1920 at 4 PM in Basin Wyoming at the secretary R B Wests office to elect directors and address other business. This notice is dated March 30 1920 and signed by R B West Secretary.
A petition by over one hundred resident freeholders seeks establishment of Lovell High School District in Big Horn County Wyoming. The proposal outlines a detailed boundary path crossing townships and ranges from Section 35 to the Shoshone River and along the Shoshone channel toward section 19, describing the extents of the planned district.
The Big Horn county commissioners authorize a special election on May 3 1920 at the High School building and district schools to decide if the area specified should form Lovell High School district. Ballots read For High School District or Against. Polls open 2 to 5 pm with notices in The Basin Republican. If a majority votes for among any district, that district joins. if against, it remains out. The resolution was passed April 8 1920 by Chairman Charles A. Welch.
The board of county commissioners resolves to establish a road along a parcel of land eighty feet wide, forty feet each side of a defined center line. The description begins at a point relative to various survey references in T.56N R.96W and follows a rightward curve of radius 287.9 feet through a 46 02 angle for a measured distance.
Legal notice for a proposed road in Big Horn County Wyoming establishing an 80 foot wide right of way from Basin. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 4 1920. Signed Zela Murphy county clerk. J P Arnott attorney.
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