The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-04
or the auditor of any county or organized

or the auditor ofany county or organized
city in this state. as the case may be,
Of and concerning all monies paid into,
and out of such treasury since his last
previous settlement, which settlement
shall be SO made as clearly to exhibit on
what account and for what purpose each
payment either into or out Of the treasu.
ry, shall have been made, and in case Of
payments out of the treasury, on account
whatappropriation..e every such payment
was made, and the auditor shall certify
10 the incoming treasurer the several sums
to be paid over to him by the outgoing
treasurer on account Of such appropria-
ton that shall not have been fully paid,
and also the sum to be paid on general
account and the outgoing treasurer or
his legal representative shall forthwith
pay over to his successor the several
sums Of money so certified, and also de.
liver to him all the books, accounts, ,vouch-
ers, official papers and correspondence Of
whatsoever kind, together with all other
property, bonds, securities, claims, assets
and effects belonging TO the state or to any
county or township or organized city in
this state as the case may be, and neither
the outgoing treasurer nor his securities
shall be discharged from his or their lia-
bllity to the state or to any county or
township or organized city in this state
as the case may be, until such settlement,
payments and delivery ofbooks, accounts,
vouchers, official papers, property, bonds,
securities, claims. assets and effects and
other papers and correspondence herein
before enumerated shall have been made.
Sec. %. Immediately after the taking
effect Of this act, there shall be appointed
by the governor, by and with the advice
and consent Of the senate, a comptroller
Of the treasury, whose term Of Office shall
continue until his successor is elected and
qualified as is hereinafter provided, and
at the annual eIectiontin October, 1858,
and every three years thereafter, there
shall be elected by the qualified electors
OF the state, such comptroller, whose term
of office shall be three years from the Sec
ond monday in January following and
until his successor shall be elected and
qualified, and who shall receive as a com.
pensation for his services, the sum Of
twelve hundred dollars per annum, pay
able quarterly from the state treasury
upon the warrant Of the auditor OF state.
The said comptroller before entering upon
t,o e oM ,k
bond to the state of Ohio, in the personal
sum Of fifty thousand dollars, with six or
more securities to the acceptance Of the
governor, conditioned for the faithful per.
formance of his official duties, and shall
take an oath of office which shall be in.
dorsed On said bond and shall be deposi.
ted with and recorded by the secretary
of state before the said comptroller shall
enter upon the duties Of his Office, and
the state house commissioners shall i'm.
mediately furnish to the comptroller an
Office in the state house, with all the nee
essary furniture and safes for the same.
Sec. 24 Allcosts and expenses ofthe
safe keeping and disbursements Of the
public money belonging to the state, shall
be paid by the treasurer of state out Of his
contingent fund, upon the warrant Of the
auditor Of state, countersignad by the
comptroller of the treasury. ;a1a4
Sec. 25. All costs and expenses Of the
safe keeping and disbursement Of the
public money belonging to the several
counties shall be paid by the treasurer Of
the county upon the allowance OF the
county commissioners of such counties,
but no, county treasurer shall be permit
ted to charge or receive more than one
half Of one per centum on any money be-
longing to the state. or belonging to any
county that may be deposited or paid in
to such county treasury by any officer,
agent or person other than the money ari-
sing from taxes upon the tax duplicate.
Nor shall there be any allowance n ade to
such county treasurer over and above the
said one half Of one percentum for the
transfer or paving out the same. al
Bee. 26 The state house commission
ers are hereby required to proceed forth
with to construct, in the most perfect man
ner in the office Of the treasurer Of state.
in the state house, all such vaults, and
provide all such fire proof safes as the
treasurer Of sta may require for the per-
feet protection and safety of the public
money keptor TO be kept therein. a
Sec. .27. The county commissioners
of each county in this state are hereby
required to provide, as soon as practca.
BILE after the passage Of this act, all such
rooms or offices, and construct all such
vaults, and provide all such fire proof
safes in the office of the treasurer in the
public buildings Of each county as may
be needed by the county treasurer for the
perfect protection and safe keeping Of the
public money therein. q fI ! skeS Y
Sec. 28. That section twenty eight
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