Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
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II deposit the same III sam oue kf-
in strict conformity to the
eeuirements Of the twelfth section ofths
,s1 to which this is supplementary.
SEC. 2. Il shall be the duty OF the
Governor, as often as once 10 every three
months, to apr. int some compslent and
nrnper person, who shall in conjunction
with the Auditor, or some competent clerk
in his Office, to be designated By him.
Immediately after such appointment, Pro-
ceed personally and carefully 90 exam
inc the books, accounts and vouchers OF
the Treasurer, and TO compare the same
with the books, accounts and Vouehsrs
in the Auditors efices or with proper ao-
s,racts thereof, Touching the receipt, dis
bursement. deposit and safe keeping OF
he pubIic moneys, and carefully count
all moneys of every kind in the treasury.
and to examine and iats copies' or inls
descriptions, of all drafts, bills Of e1-
change, certificates OF deposit, and othsr
evidence of debts due to, or moneys be-
Iouciuy to the treasury; and they shsu
q. Sosn thereafter rs practicable, make
to the Governor full and clear report ot
their doings under. such appointment, Of
the actual condition Of The lreasurys- and
oftbe moneys and funds in or belonging
thereto. a ~
SEC. 3. If It shall appear from any
examination made in obedience - the re-
auirements of the preceding section, or
iol the thirteenth section OF the act 10
which this act is supplementary, thai the
moneys actually found in the treasury.
added to the certificates Of deposit sof
moneys actually deposited in strict con-
: formity to the requirements otihs ,ssiith
section Of aforesaid act, amount TO sum
: -less than the sam with which the trsssu-
rer stands charged on the books OF tbs
: auditor, adding thereto the amount oil the
i, unpaid warrants drawn BY the auditor on
e tbe treasurer, the treasurer shall be as
Il sumed TO be a defauller 10 the sfaounS
! of the deficiency. and the governor shah
4 ! Immediately inform the attorney general
! thereof, who shall thsreupon coumenss
d and prosecute suit against the trsssu-
: rer and Lis sureties, in the nams and on
" behalf of tbs State, for the recovery OF
n such de6cieney.a ;1ss
le SEC. A.. II upon trial Of any suit in
Or stituled 10 eonEermiiy 10 tbs Protlsl"ns
Is of the preceding section, itshali De tou1d
c. that at the time Of the exAnlnasien oJ
S, which The alleged deficiency vas tiseios,
in ed. such deficiency 10 any amount did
he actusny exist, and the treasurer shall
en- fail TO nrove that the same did not occur
r. in consequences of any default or violation
nd Of law on bis part, the A,tornsy General
ed shall cause criminal proceedings TO Do IN
ior stjtuted against such Treasurer. charging
him with the embezzlement OF the public
.r- moneys, and if. upon trial. the jury shall
IN find that such deficiency did actually sx
les ist. and that The same occurred In conse
IN oueuce of the violation Of law, the misus-
m Of pubIic moneys, or other direlictiOn Ct
for official duty by such Treasurer. be shsl
.rk be adiudged guilty of the embezziemeni
.ch Of rublic money to the amount OF the DC
.b- ficieucy so found, and shall be punished
py as prescribed in the first section OF an &C
nd to punish the embezzlement OF puoh'
rn- moneys and for other purposes, pssset
lie. March 2, 1916. ~
INK SEcs 5. The Treasurer shall. during
The first ten days Of each month, max
ov. out and publish in at lesst two daily sn'
ac- weekly newspapers Of general clrculation
or aurinted in The city Of Columbus, 40 ao
act stract ctexhibitinS the true condition OF tn
,all ,rrsas,,ry. AS il Shall baYe existed on th
ion 6rst day of The month, which aostrae
I'M shall set forth the amount OF money &C
ven tualIy IN ah,. treasury at Columbus, tn
ven amour, of drafts, bills Of exchange an
,tes oiber evidences OF debt held By II
inst Treasurer, specifying the amount OF sacl
the the date. tsereof. and when payable
ball with the name Of the makers, Indorser
has sceeptofs or drawers thereof: the amour
has of deposits in the several repositories
rity money belonging to the treasury, whlc
the abstract shall be stsested by the oath {
the Ihe Treasurer, or his principal accounts
be-ilclerk.a EJl if-1
Src. 6, Ii the Treasurer shall refu:
fail or knowingly neglect 10 comply with esc
ern- and every Of the duties enjo;ned on hi
act,t bvCtbe first and fifth sections Of this &C
thsi ar by tbs slls zenith twelfth aud nineteen
Ired sections of the act TO whlca snis ae'
the supplent ntary, soi shsll- knovingiy VI
ilaie the same, he shall forfeit and pay :
sent the use ST the state, for every such reiu
rate al or neglect Of duty. the sum sf o.
shall Ithousand dollars, which it shall be 5
IN Of duty of the Attorney General to sue
and collect for the use of the State, 81
such refusal, neglect, or violation, shi
ives. be deemed good cause-ofimpeachmens
SEC. 7. This act to take effect and
.e. in force from IFS passage.
Nh. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representaiiv'
THOMAS H. FORD.
President Of The Senats.
3 the Columbus, March 30, 1857.
er OF srrzrrlEr Of sr4Trs orylcE,
safe N4 Columbrs. April :, 1881.
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