The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-29
CORRUPTION THAT Is TRUL Y APP LING

the National Bank of the Republic,
New York, Estate Fiscal Agency on
\ amount has been accounted for in the
annual school fund on the books of
| the state treasurer.
On April 16, 1900, the school COM
sissioners bought bonds to the amount
of $4,000, issued by Sheridan town
ship, Cowley county, with interest
payable semi-annually, April first and
! October first. The interest due Octo-
Der /. 1900, ($2O2.50) has not been ac-
counted for in the annual school fund
on the books of the state treasurer@
On November s, 1900, the school
| commissioners bought bonds to the
amount of $4,000, issued by Dexter
| township, Cowley county, with interest
payable semi-annually, June first and
December first. The interest due June
1, 1901, ($17O.OO) was paid to the
National City bank, New York. Estate
fiscal agency on July 6, 1901 The
interest due December 1. 1901,
($170.00) was paid to the National
City bank, New York, Estate fiscal
agency on December =. 1901. The
above amounts have not been ac-
counted for in the annual school fund
on the books of the state treasurer.
On November s, 1900, the school
commissioners bought bonds to the
amount of $1,000, issued by Omnia
township, Cowley county, with inter
est payable semi annually January
first and July first. No interest on ac-
count OF payment que JdIludIy l. 1OOAs
($157.5O) and also the payment due
July 1, 1901, ($157.50) has been ac-
counted for in the annual school tuno
on the books of the state treasurer
The interest due January /, 19O2,
.(S157.5O) was paid to the National
city bank, New York, Estate hscal
agency and credited to the state tres
urer's account January77, 1902. rms
payment has not been accounted FOR
in the annual school fund on the books
of the state treasurer
The school commissioners purchased
bonds issued by Ford county as tol-
lows:
February ?, 1900 ............ 81, 900
February 20, 1900 ..........- $1,000
April 16. 1900 ............-- 16'OOO
sg8. 900
with interest payable semi-annually
January first and July first. The in
terest due July I, 1900, ($2.2OS-45)
was paid to the National Bank of the
Republic, New York, estate Flscai
Agency and placed to the crediL Oh
1900. This payment has not been ac-
counted for in the annual school fund
on the books of the state treasurer.
In Other Counties.
Bond No 21 issued by Ford county,
dated August IT, 1882, due July 1,
1911 $4,000 was registered as the
property of the permanent school fund
on January ?, 1891, and IS still IN
the possession, of the state treasurer
The interest on the above bond due
January l. 1901, ($30.00) was paid to
the National Bank of the Republic,
New York, Estate Fiscal Agency and
placed to the credit of the state treas
urer's account January 8, 1901, This
amount has not been accounted for in
the annual school fund on the books
of the state treasurer, although pre-
vious and subsequent payments appear
to have been credited regularly
N L L. school
1nissioners bought bonds to the
amount of $3S,O0O, issued by Geary
county, with interest payable semi-an-
nually January first and July first
The interest due January L, 1902,
($76O.OO) was remitted by the county
treasurer of Geary county to the Ma
tional City Bank of New York, Estate
Fiscal Agency December %, 1901.
No part of the above amount has been
accounted for in the annual school
fund on the books of the state treas
urer.
The school commissioners purchased
the following bonds issued by Blue
Mound township, Linn county:
August 27, 1900 ............ 5000
$4,000
with interest payable semi-annually,
January first and July first. No part of
the interest due January 1, 1901, ($510.OO)
or of the interest due July 1, 1901,
(S510.00) has been accounted for in the
annual school fund on the books of the
state treasurer.
Lyon County Shortages.
The school commissioners purchased
bonds issued by Waterloo township.
Lyon county, as follows;
March 10, 1900. 0...................$ ST. 900
May IL, 1900. ........................ 1000
with interest payable semi-annuaIly
January first and July first. On the
bonds purchased March 10, 1900, $141 Sc
accrued interest was paid. On the bonds
purchased May IL, 1900, $15.35 accrued
interest was paid.
The interest due July 1, 1900, ($340 00)
also the interest due January 1, 1901,
($340.00) has not been accounted for in
the annual school fund on the books of
the state treasurer.
In Nemaha County 5000.
On November 4, 1899, the school COM
missioners bought bonds to the amount
of $40, ,00O issued by Harrison township,
Nemaha county, dated January 1, 1900.
The interest due July L, 1900 ($45000)
has not been accounted for in the an
nual school fund on the books of the
state treasurer.
The interest due January 1, 1901,
($450.0O) was paid to the National Bank
of the Republic, New York, Estate
fiscal agency. and credited to the state
treasurer's account January IS, 1901
This payment has not been accounted
for in the annual school fund on the
books of the state treasurer.
Much Missing i'm Mcpherson
The school commissioners bought
bonds issued by Mcpherson township |
county, as follows:
January 16, 1900 S12 900 |
January %. 1900. ......-.... 5000
February 2. 1900. 0.............. 5000 |
February 20, 1900. O............ 1000 |
March 19. 1900. ......... 1000 |
$2S, 900 |
with interest payable semi-annuaIIy |
January first and July first. No part |
of the interest due July l. 1900. (S595) |
has been accounted for in the annual |
school fund on the books of the state
treasurer.