Wyoming § 25-3-103 Discipline to be reformatory; employment of
residents; sale of products for public use or in open market;
disposition of proceeds

Wyoming Statutes

§ 25-3-103 — Discipline to be reformatory; employment of residents; sale of products for public use or in open market; disposition of proceeds

Wyoming § 25-3-103

Title 25Institutions of the State

Ch. 3WYOMING BOYS' SCHOOL

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 25-3-103 (2026).

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(a)The discipline in the Wyoming boys' school shall be reformatory. Residents of the school may be employed as a means of their support and reformation.

(b)All articles manufactured and produced, or all agricultural products grown by or through the labor of residents of the school not required for use of the school, may be furnished to:

(i)The state;

(ii)Any public institution owned, managed or controlled by the state;

(iii)The transportation commission for use on any roads or highways;

(iv)The county authorities of any county.

(c)The department of family services shall fix the prices of the articles and products which shall be paid upon requisition of the proper officials. The department may sell in the open market or any other manner any or all products grown or produced by reside

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(a) The discipline in the Wyoming boys' school shall be
reformatory. Residents of the school may be employed as a means
of their support and reformation.
(b) All articles manufactured and produced, or all
agricultural products grown by or through the labor of residents
of the school not required for use of the school, may be
furnished to:
(i) The state;
(ii) Any public institution owned, managed or
controlled by the state;
(iii) The transportation commission for use on any
roads or highways;
(iv) The county authorities of any county.
(c) The department of family services shall fix the prices
of the articles and products which shall be paid upon
requisition of the proper officials. The department may sell in
the open market or any other manner any or all products grown or
produced by residents within or without the boys' school that
are not sold for public use.
(d) All monies received by the department from the sale of
products manufactured, produced or grown by the residents of the
boys' school shall be deposited in the state treasury and
credited to the general fund.