Brown v. Clark

Kimball, Chief Justice.

When Wyoming became a state it was divided into three judicial districts. Thereafter from time to time the number of districts has been increased until now, under an act of 1927, there are nine, described in section 31-201, R. S. 1931. There has always been one judge for each district. In 1933 the legislature passed an act entitled “An Act to reduce the number of judicial districts and the number of district judges from nine judicial districts and from nine district judges to seven judicial districts and seven district judges; to re-define the judicial districts of this…