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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
7
The county citizens are urged to elect four representatives in the November election. Bowman, Mann, Mercer and Neville are praised for experience and commitment to economy and tax relief, with each pledged to serve state interests and local needs.
The 7th of next month selects two county commissioners. Republican C A Welch of Cowley seeks a four year term citing economical leadership and county familiarity. John Weintz of Paint Rock runs for a two year term, a stock raiser and farmer praised for careful county management and cost savings.
John L Landfair, Republican candidate for clerk of the court, has served the past two years with efficient and courteous service. He asks for votes in the November election to retain another term.
State of Wyoming Algora County issues writ of attachment against D. O. Gilliland to secure $118.00 demanded by James A. Quiner. Court appearance required before J. R. Bonwell in Basin on the specified November 1022 date at 10 in the forenoon. Failure to appear risks judgment and seizure of property.
James A. Quinda is the plaintiff in a civil action with first publication on October 13 1922 and last publication on October 27 1922. The notice announces court involvement and targets general public awareness of the proceeding.
Notice is given that Henry Griffin of Burlington Wyoming filed intention to make final three year proof to claim Desert Land Lot 22 25 26 34 SEY%SWY% Section 20 Township 6N Range 96W Sixth Meridian. Hearing before United States Commissioner D L Carr Basin Wyoming on November 13 1922. Witnesses Constant Webster Von Hodson Lloyd Seaman Arthur Wilson all of Burlington Wyoming. James D Gallup Register. First publication October 6 1922 Last publication November 10 1922.
On November 18 1922 at 1 pm at the court house front door in Basin Big Horn County Wyoming I will offer at public sale forty acres from Lot Nine section twenty eight township fifty two north range ninety three west levied on by execution in the case Big Horn Canal Association plaintiff against Fred Guthrie defendant appraised at 1200 cash sale not less than two thirds of the appraisement Sheriff B F Wickwire and attorney R B Landfair first publication October 13 1923 last November 17 1923
At the Basin Court House front door in Big Horn County the Big Horn Canal Association executes a sale of Lot Six and adjoining Lot Five in Section 33 Township 51 North Range 93 West totaling 40.25 acres. The property, appraised at 1 000 000, is to be sold for cash with a minimum bid of two thirds of the appraisal. Attorney R B Landfair notes last publication November 17, 1922.
County of Big Horn issues a writ of attachment to secure a debt of 192 15 dollars owed by D H Johnson. Justice of the peace J R Bonwell in Basin set November 3 1922 at 10 a m for appearance or judgment and sale of property to satisfy the debt. Manderson State Bank also named for 148 94 dollars with similar notice and dates.
The Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature proposes amendments numbered one and two for the November 7, 1922 election. Amendment one sets salary limits for county officers by valuation class, fixing caps for sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and superintendent of schools across counties under and over two million dollars in assessed value. The text specifies tiered maximums for each office within each valuation bracket.
Beet growers are learning the value of keeping experienced hand labor on the farm through winter. Holdover workers ease next season, yield more per acre, and reduce trouble. Some districts plan to retain labor. immigration limits may limit next season's field workers.
The article outlines salary caps for county officials including the sheriff clerk treasurer assessor and superintendent of schools with specific dollar limits. It also authorizes consolidating two state land boards into a new Board of Land Commissioners with powers over state lands for public schools. It lists state officials forming the board and notes land sale procedures and meeting notices for fraternal and auxiliary orders in Basin.
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