Proposed constitutional amendment for Wyoming internal improvements
The document outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 3 proposing Constitutional Amendment One for Wyoming's 1940 general election. It would add Section 10 to Article VII, authorize legislature to fund internal improvements for water conservation, and remove the two thirds popular vote requirement for such projects. It specifies limits and powers, including land grants and revenue pledges to support water related works. Secretary of State Lester C. Hunt signed during September and October 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of
Wyoming
Shell
Avois
Lester C. Hunt
Wyoming proposed constitutional amendment for county officer salaries
House Joint Memorial No 5 proposes a constitutional change to raise county officer salaries in Wyoming. It specifies limits based on county assessed value and lists roles including sheriff, clerk, prosecuting attorney, treasurer, assessor, and superintendent of schools, with salaries fixed by law within defined ranges.
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House
Senate
State of
Wyoming
Public office pay scales by county valuation mention
The article lists annual pay caps for county officials based on assessed valuation. For valuations under two million dollars, salaries are capped at 1809 dollars per year. For two to five million, caps rise to 2100 dollars. For over five million, caps reach 2400 dollars. The county surveyor may earn up to 12 dollars per day. Names Lester and Hunt appear as signatories.
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Lester
Hunt
Secretary of State
American Education Week Proclaimed in Wyoming
Governor Smyth designates November 10 to 16 as American Education Week urging citizens to engage with schools. He calls for visits to school buildings and personal contact with teachers and students to assess progress and foster cooperation for future peace and national progress.
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J. Nels WH. Smyth
State of
Wyoming
Ansl
Cheyenne
Wyoming Governor's signed proclamation dated September 13 1940
A historical proclamation dated the thirteenth day of September 1940 bears the signature of Nels H. Smith as Governor of Wyoming. The brief document records an official executive action with no additional context or details provided.
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A. D
Nels H, Smith
Wyoming
Local News Highlights From Big Piney Area
The Howerton new building nears completion on the extentor during the week with an attractive exterior. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Elvenild at L D S hospital in Salt Lake last week. Mrs Evenild is Perry W Jenkins daughter of Big Piney Lodge No 47 A P L & A M resided at their hall after a two month hiatus. Robe Fox visited from LaBarge with his wife and family. A get acquainted reception for school staff and pupils will be hosted at Mrs John Stevens home next Tuesday October 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. The Triangle Club meets October 11 at Mrs J am Deveraixs home.
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John Elvenild
L. D. S. Hospital
Salt Lake
Evenild
Perry W. Jenkins
Big Piney Lodge No. 47
John Stevens
Triangle Club
J. Am Deveraix
Snapshooting at Home Sparks Hidden Picture Possibilities
The article urges armateur photographers to seek fresh angles in familiar scenes. By training the eye to see novelty in everyday light and textures, stay-at-home subjects become rich with photographic potential using affordable flash and modern cameras.
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