§ 37-9-402 — Establishment of depots; prosecution; notice to railroad

Whenever it shall come to the knowledge of the district attorney
for any county in this state, or whenever complaint shall be
made to such officer by any citizen or citizens thereof, that
any railroad corporation or company doing business and running
trains in or through such county is neglecting or refusing to
provide a suitable depot or stopping place as provided by W.S.
37-9-401, or violating any of the provisions thereof, it shall
be the duty of the district attorney to make a personal
examination of the conditions complained of and if he finds that
such railroad corporation or company has not provided a suitable
depot or stopping place for the convenience of any town or city,
and is not stopping all trains doing local business thereat, he
shall at once prepare and cause the sheriff of his county to
serve a written notice on any officer or agent of such railroad
corporation or company to be found in said county to the effect
that such violation exists in the vicinity of a certain town or
city, naming it, and notifying said company that unless remedied
within thirty (30) days from the date of the service of said
notice, and in strict compliance with W.S. 37-9-401, proceedings
against said derelict company will be commenced in the district
court of such county to compel such compliance, and also to
enforce the penalty provided for in W.S. 37-9-403.