Wyo. Stat. § 5-3-309
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§ 5-3-309. Orders to be entered in court journal
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All orders made by, and proceedings had before district court commissioners, shall be entered at length in the journal of the district court of the county for which they were appointed, by the district clerk, and shall be signed by the commissioners.
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