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The Laramie Republican
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming
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Cheyenne's new city administration, led by finance commissioner W. H. Owens, receives record $406,402.69 treasury turnover from retiring officials, including $70,000 general fund surplus versus prior $60,000 deficit.
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Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 4.—The largest turn-over made by one retiring Cheyenne city administration to another is in the hands of W. H. Owens, new city commissioner of finance. It is $406,402.69, of which about $70,000 is in the general fund and the balance in the sewer construction fund. The latter was raised through the sale of municipal bonds and during the present year will be disbursed for sewer construction. The $70,000 balance left in the general fund by the retiring administration compared with a deficit of more than $60,000 in this fund when they took office two years ago.
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Cheyenne, Wyo.
Event Date
Jan. 4.
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turnover of $406,402.69, with $70,000 in general fund (compared to deficit of more than $60,000 two years ago) and balance in sewer construction fund to be disbursed this year.
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The retiring Cheyenne city administration handed over the largest turnover to the new administration, received by W. H. Owens, new city commissioner of finance. The amount includes $70,000 in the general fund and the rest in the sewer construction fund raised through municipal bonds.