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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
The Piney Examiner reports on proposed school bonds and the schedule of issue costs. It lists introductory rates and charges for each insertion, with higher per-line fees for additional lines. Church events with admission may have reduced or half-price rates.
Wyoming school district 18 asks voters to approve bonds up to 10 000 for a new modern schoolhouse at Big Piney. The plan spreads payments over fifteen years, delays heavy yearly taxes, and ends with district ownership of the building. Only local taxpayers with tax receipts may vote on March 15 at Bu bar Hall.
A discussion argues that school tax will drop under bond financing, with fifteen year bonds starting at six percent interest. Taxpayers would be charged less for five years then gradually rise as bonds retire, while population growth adds valuation. Proponents urge voters to approve the bonds.
Beulah Chamberlain and Archie Jones wed last Tuesday in Daniel with a small group of intimate friends. Chamberlain, daughter of Mrs. J. M. VanDervort, has made Daniel her home for six years. Jones, a respected state businessman, is widely known and admired. The couple departed for a brief wedding journey, planning to reside in a new bungalow built by Peedee.
Notice outlines a March 14 1913 bond election in Lincoln County Wyoming for School District No 18 to issue ten bonds of 1000 each totaling 10000 to fund a schoolhouse in Big Piney. Voters will choose Bonds Yes or Bonds No. Ballots open 9 AM to 5 PM at Budd's Hall.
Art Doyle sold the cattle to C F Ball and included the ranch in the deal. The amount involved is reported as thirty five thousand dollars for eight acres.
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