Wyoming § 18-8-105 - Trustees to receive donations and observe accompanying conditions.
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§ 18-8-105. Trustees to receive donations and observe accompanying conditions.
The board of trustees may receive donations of real estate, money or other property in aid of the establishment of the hospital or for the construction of additions or provision of furniture or facilities. They shall permit any donor furnishing means for the construction of any individual portion of the hospital, or for equipping and especially endowing any ward or room therein to name the same in memory of any person chosen by the donor and shall observe the conditions accompanying every gift.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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