Wyoming § 37-9-401 Establishment of depots; when required;
deviation to avoid establishment prohibited

Wyoming Statutes

§ 37-9-401 — Establishment of depots; when required; deviation to avoid establishment prohibited

Wyoming·Title 37 Public Utilities·Ch. 9 RAILROADS·Art. 4 DEPOTS; SALE OF TICKETS; DEMURRAGE

No railroad company shall construct or operate a railroad within
four (4) miles of any existing town or city without providing a
suitable depot or stopping place at the nearest practicable
point for the convenience of said town or city, and stopping all
trains doing local business at said stopping place. No railroad
company shall deviate from the most direct practicable line in
constructing a railroad for the purpose of avoiding the
provisions of this section.

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No railroad company shall construct or operate a railroad within
four (4) miles of any existing town or city without providing a
suitable depot or stopping place at the nearest practicable
point for the convenience of said town or city, and stopping all
trains doing local business at said stopping place. No railroad
company shall deviate from the most direct practicable line in
constructing a railroad for the purpose of avoiding the
provisions of this section.

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