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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
6
J S Atherly, long time farmer from the southern part of the state, is renominated for county assessor. Voters urged to support him in the November 7 election for economy, fairness, and capable handling of tax matters. He is praised for past two years in the assessor’s office and for experience in farming and stock raising.
The first coat of sand has been completed on the Denver Mantua stretch of the State Highway. Rock crushing for surfacing began last Wednesday and will finish to make the road among the finest in the state. Teams haul sand from the Miller farm for the project. A note urges checking laundry conditions for new fit.
The sale occurs on December 9 1922 at 1 p m at the front door of the court by execution. The notice informs interested parties of the probate or sheriff sale process and requires potential bidders to appear.
The sheriff offers at public sale the NE of SW of Sec 29 T52N R93W Big Horn County Wyoming. It is levied on in the case Big Horn Canal Association vs C P Gaylord et al. Appraised at 300 dollars. Cash terms and a minimum bid of two thirds of appraisement. Publications run from November 3 to December 8, 1922.
Sheriff J F Wickwire sells at Basin House at 1 oclock the south half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 29 township 52 north range 93 west. The Big Horn Canal Association vs Robert A Hinkley et al case appraisal 300 dollars cash and minimum two thirds bid. First publication November 3, 1922.
The list includes candidates for U S Senator Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction and other state roles. It names several district and county posts in Bighorn County including County Commissioner Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Prosecution Assessor Clerk of District Court and Coroner with multiple term positions and party affiliations noted for some entries. The document reflects a broad slate across county and state offices with non partisan judiciary and school superintendent races.
A county notice lists candidates for Justice of Peace in multiple districts including No 1 Bonwell No 2 Johnson No 3 Shepard No 6 Stearns No 8 Sprague No 11 Draper No 12 Draper No 16 Draper No 18 Austin No 31 Mansfield No 26 Robison No 388 Hooker. Other offices named include County Clerk Treasurer Sheriff and Attorney with names Julian Strait Wm Snow T W Spratt James Reed Z Murphy and more. Witnessed by the county seal on October 18 1923.
The amendment sets salary limits for county officers by assessed valuation levels. For under $2 million, Sheriff up to $1500, Clerk $1200, Prosecuting Attorney $1200, Treasurer $1000, Assessor $1000, Superintendent $1000. For $2–$5 million, higher caps apply: Sheriff $2000, Clerk $1800, Treasurer $1800, Assessor $1200, Prosecuting Attorney $1500, Superintendent $1500. For over $5 million, caps rise further: Sheriff $2000, Clerk $2000, Treasurer $2000, Assessor $2000, Prosecuting Attorney $2600, Superintendent $2000. The County Surveyor may earn up to $16 per day for actual duties.
The Board of Land Commissioners shall direct control lease and disposal of state lands for public schools under legislative limits and public sale rules. Big Horn County Commissioners authorize this notice with signatures of the chairman and clerk.
County commission documents dated October 16 affixed with the seal and signatures of Chairman John Wientz and officials of Big Horn County Wyoming. The record records official action by the county commissioners.
The report notes less sugar loss as beets are piled for fewer days and in smaller quantities. This helps maintain sugar content from dropping below the normal level, despite unusually high heat and crop diseases like leaf spot and hail in some areas.
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