Wyo. Stat. § 9-4-310

This is the official text of Wyo. Stat. § 9-4-310, part of Wyoming’s Wyoming Statutes — the complete compiled statutory law of Wyoming, organized into 40+ numbered titles by subject.

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Permanent land fund and land income fund accounts

Official statutory text

(a) The following accounts within the permanent land fund are established to account for revenue dedicated to certain institutions or for certain purposes accruing from grants of land contained in the Act of Admission or acts of congress, or accruing from provisions of the Wyoming constitution or Wyoming statutes:

(i) Deaf, dumb and blind account;

(ii) Public buildings account;

(iii) State hospital account (formerly the insane asylum account);

(iv) Penitentiary account;

(v) Poor farm account;

(vi) Agricultural college account;

(vii) Common school account;

(viii) Fish hatchery account;

(ix) Miner's hospital account;

(x) Omnibus account;

(xi) University account;

(xii) Carey Act account.

(b) No appropriation shall be made from the agricultural college, common school or university accounts within the permanent land fund.

(c) The following accounts within the permanent land income fund are established to be expended as provided by law:

(i) Agricultural college account;

(ii) Common school account;

(iii) University account;

(iv) Omnibus account;

(v) Miner's hospital account.

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