Section 8-3-117 – “Bucking Horse and Rider” and Related Trademarks.
8-3-117. “Bucking Horse and Rider” and related trademarks. (a) The secretary of state shall promulgate rules regulating the licensing or other authorized use of the “Bucking Horse and Rider” and related trademarks. (b) Any licensing fees, royalties or other revenues collected by the secretary of state under this section shall be deposited into a separate […]
Section 8-3-118 – Pow/mia Flags.
8-3-118. POW/MIA flags. (a) The National League of Families POW/MIA flag, recognized by the United States Congress in P.L. 101-355 and other federal laws, is authorized and shall continue to be displayed directly beneath the national flag on state capitol grounds. All other state leased or owned buildings and offices that fly the national flag […]
Section 8-3-106 – State Tree.
8-3-106. State tree. The Populus Sargentii commonly called cottonwood tree, is the state tree of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-107 – State Motto.
8-3-107. State motto. The motto “Equal Rights,” as it exists on the great seal of the state of Wyoming, is the official motto of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-108 – State Songs.
8-3-108. State songs. The march song entitled “Wyoming,” words by Charles E. Winter and music by George E. Knapp, and the song entitled “Wyoming Where I Belong,” words and music by Annie Smith and Amy Smith, are the official state songs of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-109 – State Stone.
8-3-109. State stone. Jade is the official gemstone of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-110 – Flag Code for Wyoming.
8-3-110. Flag code for Wyoming. (a) The Federal Flag Code, P.L. 94-344, as enacted by the United States Congress on July 7, 1976, is adopted as the flag code for the state of Wyoming. (b) In addition to specified dates for display of the flag, authorized by Section 2(d) of P.L. 94-344, the United States […]
Section 8-3-111 – State Mammal.
8-3-111. State mammal. The Bison bison, commonly called the American bison or buffalo, is the state mammal of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-112 – State Fossil.
8-3-112. State fossil. The fossilized fish Knightia is the state fossil of Wyoming.
Section 8-3-113 – State Fish.
8-3-113. State fish. The Salmo clarki, commonly known as the cutthroat trout, is the state fish of Wyoming.