Wyoming State Constitutional Convention 1889

The Wyoming Constitution Convention began September 2, 1889 without the authorization from an enabling act. The articles were individually voted on, creating the final Constitution of Wyoming on September 30, 1889. It was later ratified on November 5, 1889.

Committee on Corporations

Also referred to as Committee No. 13

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Session 5726: 1889-09-10 10:00:00

The committee was referred a file on the Transportation of Coal and Mineral Oils.

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Transportation of Coal and Mineral Oils [File No. 42, Committee on Corporations]

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Sec. 1 The legislature of the state of Wyoming may enact general laws for encouraging the production of coal or mineral oils, and for refining the same within the boundaries of the state, and to regulate the storage, transportation or waste thereof.

Sec. 2. Pipe lines for the transportation of coal or mineral oils, or natural gas from a point of production within the limits of the state to any other point in the stale, or to a point in another or adjoining state, shall be considered as common carriers to the end that all persons, cities, towns, villages, manufactories, furnaces, smelting works, or places within the state may have connection with the main pipe line for the purpose of purchasing the product for fuel or light for domestic or manufacturing purposes.

Sec. 3. The individual, company, or corporation owning or controlling any pipe line within the state shall be allowed just and reasonable compensation for the transportation of their products, but in no event shall a greater or higher price be charged the inhabitants of this state than is charged to the inhabitants of another or adjoining state, nor shall such common carrier discriminate between places, persons, companies, or corporations by charging for such product a higher or greater price at one point than another, nor between such persons, companies or corporations within the State of Wyoming without regard to quantity.

Sec. 4. These provisions shall be enforced by proper legislative enactments.

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