Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-11

OF the county treasurer to come
! through with the money and that
this must be done.
County Commissioner Esser de
ciined to make any statement about
! the matter today and Commissioner
Randall was not seen
1t appears that the bondsmen OF
the county treasurer have evidenced
an intention to sue the county treas
urere for the amount of $7.245 SO
! This amount they claim is owed the
! First National Bank by the county.
or this amount $3.245 SO represents
the amount of warrants the First Ma
tional holds and $4,000 is the amount
| Bondsman Raycraft advanced the
treasurer to allow him to pay off the
county warrants. They have already
demanded that Patterson take the
warrants up.
As the treasurer has no rrsour-
be compelled to sue his bondsmen.
| The directors of the rirst National
Bank are Golden. ltaycrafl, Decker
and ELLIS. The bondsmen of Pat
t,rsou are Golden Raycraft. Decker
and Ellis. So that il directors OF the
First National sue Patterson bonds
men they would b. suing themselves.
As directors of the Nyr Il OrmSby
County Bank. Golden. i.aycralt,
Decker and Ellis are in to clear
as the bank is in the hands Of Il re-
ceiver.
Patterson said this morning that
the reason he notified that he will
cash NO more warrants, except ON the
road fund. is thai he other funds
are ov"rdrawn and are dead and that
the law forbids the drawing OF any
warrants ON a dead fund.
Summing up mis- report, Patterson
says that th, amount available is
supposed To he, as of September l.,
So ,GS2.G2. The warrants outsland-
ing alSo supposed to be available ar"
brnss the amount of Cash money
supposed To he, ON hand up to $3i.-
s7455.
But this amount is prcjudiccd to
so that the actual available cash
balance is SIS. .535.G3. or this amount
the road fund, which cannot be
drawn upon Jar any other purpose.
whatever. amounts to $27,9!S. reduc-
ing the balance in their funds for
expenses of the county to $536.53.
County Auditor Stern has another
report taken from his books. which
agrees wuh the tr"aSurcrS books aS
to the amount of cash on hand, $4S,-
0l2.24.
His report shows the warrant :
/ issued this month and those unpaid
during previous months and this
amount is S12.44S.5i leaving bal
ance the treasurer should "ave in
his vaults s35, 5,563.70.
The auditor makes the different
segregation of accounts but totals
/ them, presuming that the treasurer
has the money he has cOilectetd ac-
cording to law. in his wants. AS
far as the auditor is concerned. the
! treasurer has this money and the
| notice to draw no more warrants eN-
! cept on the road and bridge funds
| sent the auditor to the district at
! lOrney for advice
/ Deducting from the auditors state
ment of the balance on hand. the
/ amount in the bank, leaves as the
! amount that should be on hand in all
| funds S,534 SO, of which amount the
road and bridge fund carries the
| same old amount of S27.99S.o0 and
| the balance in all other funds is
| $685. G3
The district attorney is preparing
! the papers in the suits to be brought
against the treasurer and his bonds
men to secure the payment of the
money missing from the treasurers
vaults. the $I9.477.Gl held in the Nye
/ K Ormsby County Bank.
What the outcome will be none oi
! the county officials will prophesy.