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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
3
A critical column argues Mr. Gompers’ stance on injunctions and labor strikes shows continued radicalism. It contends the government will protect life liberty and property to the uttermost, backing President Harding and Attorney General Daughtery in enforcing order and lawful conduct.
Governor Robert D. Carey declared he will remain a Republican and support his party in the November elections. He told a Plains dinner of Republican state committee members and candidates that disunion was never his aim and angered Democrats by stressing party unity over individuals.
The governor's statement supports earlier county chairmen reports that republican unity prevails across the state. It emphasizes the party's vigor, friendships, and performance arising from a spirited primary.
The piece notes farmers are repaying loans faster than they take new ones, with some states repaying up to fifty percent this season. It argues farmers rebound quickly from deflation and would suffer most if other key industries struck, calling the farmer the backbone of the nation and deserving prosperity.
All warrants to and including No B1530 are called for payment. Interest ceases after March 3 1922. Masse V Rhodes County Treasurer issues notice.
Sheriff B F Wickwire inspects twenty two hides near Basin Wyoming and brands listed hides owned by R Kurtz Basin Wye. The document dated September fifth nineteen twenty two certifies shipment of hides out of the state as required by law.
Lost on August 10 a black fit ted hand bag near Cody Basin road by Cody cemetery. Person who found should return to this office or write Eugene Phelps Pitchfork Wyo. Reward offered Aug 18.
The document lists annual pay limits for county officers including sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, prosecuting attorney, and superintendent of schools. It specifies ranges based on assessed valuation brackets and caps up to eighteen hundred or fifteen hundred dollars per year.
The Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature proposes two amendments to the state constitution for the November 7 1922 general election. Amendment One authorizes salary increases for county officials including the superintendent of schools county assessor and county surveyor. The measure sets salary limits by county valuation levels with specified maximums for sheriff clerk and other officers.
The text outlines compensation caps for county officers including the superintendent sheriff clerk treasurer assessor and prosecuting attorney with specific yearly limits and daily rates for the county surveyor. It also details the consolidation of state land boards into a Board of Land Commissioners with powers over state lands for public schools and sale terms. It lists notices of fraternal and civic organization meetings.
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