The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-04-29

every SuCu uIdlV) anu LHe auditor and
treasurer shall each keep an accurate re-
cord of the number, date and amount of
every such draft, specifying the respec-
tive funds in favor of which they are
drawn; provided, however, that in case
of payment Or transfer of money from
the state treasury to the county treasury,
the same shall be made on the warrant
of the auditor of state, instead of the draft
of the county auditor; and in which case
the state auditor shall transmit tripli-
cate copy of such warrant to the county
auditor to be by him preserved, and re-
cord by him kept Of the number date,
fund and amount thereof.
SECTION 9. No money shall be re-
ceived into, or paid out of the county
treasury, or transferred to any person for
disbursement, unless it be on the order
of the county auditor, excepting that the
money paid over by the county treasurer
to the state treasurer shall be on the
draft of the comptroller as hereinbefore
provided; and in all cases of the payment
of the canal tolls, rents upon school or
ministerial lands, the purchase money
for school lands, upon the surrender Of
leases or other public dues coming in any
wise to the state, collected by any recei-
yer on the canals, or public works of the
state, or by any register or receiver Of
any school land office, Or any other collec-
tor or receiver Of the public money other
than the state and county treasurers it
shall be the duty of such receiver, col
lector, register or other officer receiving
the same, to take, on paying the same
into the county or state treasury as here
matter provided, triplicate receipts there
for, which shall specify the fund or funds
to which the money so paid belongs, two
of which shall be deposited with the
county auditor of the proper county, Or
with the auditor Of state, according as
such officer may be required to pay such
money into the county or state treasury.
1t shall be the duty Of the county Or state
auditor, after making a record of the
amount, fund and date, and names of the
parties to such receipt, to transmit one Of
said receipts to the comptroller at Col.
umbus, and the comptroller shall, at
the close of each month, Or at such time
as shall be determined upon by the audi.
tor of state and comptroller and treasur,
er of state acting conformity, draw draft
in favor of the state treasurer, for the ag
gregate amount received by such officer
No payment of the public dues shall be
valid to discharge the liability to the
state, until the said receipts shall be SC
deposited with the county or state audi
tor, as the case may be,
SECTION 10, Every receiver on the
canals or public works of the state, anC
F every register Or receiver of any schoo
land office, and every other collector. o.
receiver of the revenue Of the state otheI
than the state and county treasurers, shal
as often as may be required, pay into thu
nearestconvenient county treasury, or th'
state treasury, as the comptroller shal
direct, all moneys by him collected or re
ceived since making the last payment
t SECTION IL. An inspection and thor
, ough examination shall be had of th,
, state treasury, whenever deemed neces
) sary, by a committee of the general as
, sembly, or of either branch thereof, au
: thorized by resolution for that purpose
or by committee of persons, not mem
. bers of the general assembly, appointed
l by resolution of the general assembly,
t And it shall be the duty of the governor
, whenever the law or in his opinion tn
r public interests require it, to appoin
= some competent and trustworthy accoun
D tant, of the highest ability and skill, VIII
| in connection with the secretary of state
4 shall Immediately, without previous no
tice or intimation of such intended exam
0 nation and inspection, proceed to max
}, aAorough and complete examination o
Q all the books, vouchers, accounts, records
bonds, securities, claims, assets, and CT
4 fects, which are or should be in the treas
= ury, and shall count all moneys in tn
y treasury, and compare the books, vouch
J, ers, accounts, records, &C., with those @
c the auditor Of state and comptroller
G the treasury, all of which it is hereb
= made the duty of the said auditor an
+ comptroller, to place at their disposal 0
j. demand. The treasurer of stat
d shall, upon demand, submit to tn
+ inspection of such accountant, an
y the secretary of state, or to the con
: mittee of the general assembly or of O
d ther branch thereof, all his books, uch
C ers accounts, records and other paper
h together with all vaults, safes, rooms {
n or other apartments of his office. Th
d treasurer, or any of his clerks, or the al
: ditor or comptroller, may be sworn b
J. any of the persons making the examini
g ton, either of whom is hereby authorize
h to administer oaths for that purpose
l. They shall answer all questions propouT
If ded by such examiners or either of then
# touching the condition of the treasur
j. and such examiners, whether appointe
IS by the general assembly or either branc
If thereof, or by the governor, are heret
d empowered to compel the attendance
le witnesses, send for persons and paper
d and punish for contempt, in the san
d manner as courts of record. lion couI
ting. the money and making such exam
4 lfnaF;on thera shall he found the full su