Wyoming Statutes
§ 30-1-123 — Protection of livestock from mining shafts
Wyoming § 30-1-123
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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 30-1-123 (2026).
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Every person, persons, company or corporation, who have already
sunk mining shafts, pits, holes, inclines, upon any mining
claim, or upon any mineral property, ground or premises, or who
may hereafter sink such openings aforesaid, shall forthwith
secure such shafts and openings against the injury or
destruction of livestock running at large upon the public
domain, by securely covering such shafts and other openings as
aforesaid, in a manner to render them safe against the
possibility of livestock falling into them or in any manner
becoming injured or destroyed thereby; or by forthwith making a
strong, secure and ample fence around such shafts and other
openings aforesaid. Any person, persons, corporation or company
who shall fail or refuse to fully comply with the provisions of
this sectio
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