. The state of Wyoming, a book of reliable information published by authority of the eighth Legislature . Fremont County. 25 Fremont County Fremont is the west central county of the state, and hasan average width, north and south, of 100 miles, and a length,east and west, of 125 miles. It was organized in 1884 and wasnamed after General John C. Fremont, the noted pathfinderand first presidential candidate of the Republican party. The rate of taxation for 1904 was 22 mills; the numberof acres of land in the same year was 68,444, while the valua-tion of all assessable property in the county was
. The state of Wyoming, a book of reliable information published by authority of the eighth Legislature . Fremont County. 25 Fremont County Fremont is the west central county of the state, and hasan average width, north and south, of 100 miles, and a length,east and west, of 125 miles. It was organized in 1884 and wasnamed after General John C. Fremont, the noted pathfinderand first presidential candidate of the Republican party. The rate of taxation for 1904 was 22 mills; the numberof acres of land in the same year was 68,444, while the valua-tion of all assessable property in the county was $2,089, bonded debt of the county is $32,200. There are no railroads in the county, but two are prom-ised prior to the opening of the Wind River Reservation, June15, 1906. It is reached by daily stage from Casper, on theFremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad, and Rawlins,on the Union Pacific railroad. The mean annual temperatureis 420. The approximate elevation, outside of the mountainranges, is 5,000 feet. It is destined to become a great agricul-tural district, though at present farmi
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