Wyoming Statutes
§ 36-7-402 — Proceeds earmarked for reclamation
Pursuant to the act of congress, approved August 18, 1894 (28
Stat., 372-422), all moneys received by the state of Wyoming
from the payments of fifty cents ($.50) an acre received on
lands segregated under what is commonly known as the Carey Act,
and all moneys received as fees pursuant to operations of the
Carey Act, are hereby appropriated for the purpose of reclaiming
school or granted lands belonging to the state of Wyoming, and
lands which may be hereafter granted or selected for the said
state of Wyoming for any purpose whatsoever.
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Special meetings; duties of secretary§ 36-7-203
Office; duties of director§ 36-7-205
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Annual report§ 36-7-207
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