The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
PEOPLE STUNNED
BY THE HARD BLOW
Prosecutions of Thieves Failed
Because Bank Officers Would
Not Appear.
JUROR BEGGED OTHERS
TO NOT CONVICT THIEVES
he Was Bishops Counselor.
and His Appeal Was a
Direct Command.

shares Of Rushville Irrigation comnan,
are not applied this time. This Tim,
me witnesses to the dee,l are Erci
hoioed and Maude Howell. but Adel
pert Henderson, the e1-president OF
me oneida irrigation district, is tho
notary public
What Statutes Provide.
Section 6lS of the Idaho revised
codes, L. 4, ch. 6, Art. }, says.
w heneVer there shall have accumula,-
gu eu IN tne hands OF the treasurer of any
SShooi district in the state. moneys be-
longing 10 the said school district 10 an
amount In excess OF the amount which
IN the opinion Of the school district board
oL SAID dlstrict shall be necessary for the
me-, ;,ucessary :a current expenses OF maintain
ing the schools in said district. the same
Snail be invested by said board In United
states bonds. state bonds, state warrants
,'s,,' OF county 1h warrants; when the market
BOARD shall deposit said securities in
some safe deposit and they shall there be
Kept until II becomes necessary TO CON
vert the same into money for school dis
irict purposes, 10 be determined by said
board.
Order No. s was sent by j. NJ. Nc,
Coy. secretary of the board of school
trustees of district No. IL. to the
County Superintendent of Schools
Henry Simpson at Malad. Simpson
tried 10 evade the countersigning OF
the order, knowing the illcgality OF the
whole affair, and passing it over to the
county treasurer, who acts as his dep
uty during his absence. Handing the
treasurer number of orders, he re-
quested that official to countersien
them for him. The treasurer refused
upon the ground that only on matters
of emergency and during his absence
did she sign for bIm. Some days later
he attempted TO do the same thing
again without effecting his purpose. He
finally countersigned tho order and it.
went through. The money was needed.
No s. 52l.
ORDER FOR WARRANT.
Office board OF trustees. school district
No. II, Oneida county. Idaho. December
Il. 1909.
The auditor will please draw warrant
on school fund Of district No, IL OF Oneida
[or 70 rod The he sum OF five hundred 90 dollars
lS500.OO), in favor OF Marion Henderson
for loan on martsagc to be known as
deposit y Of a sinking fund. Due 1919.
J. NJ. MCCOY. Clerk,
countersigned by Thomas SAINT ant H.
Simpson.
Thercupon the County Auditor drew
Warrant No. 52l for the amount $500
as appears below:
County Warrant
No 521.
AUDITORS ofice. MaIad City, Idaho, Janu-
airy 10. 1910. $500
The Treasurer OF Oneida County
VIII pay to Marion Henderson or ord er |
he sum of Five Hundred (No-10O) Dol |
airs out of any moneys belonging 10 the |
school District No. 4. Fund for loan on |
mortgage,
Presented for payment: not paid for
want OF funds: this -- day OF - 100.
Paid January Is. 1910.
JOHN J. EVANS.
BY r. Jones.
Check Drawn for Amount.
And upon presentation Of the warrant
heck No. 217 for the amount was
rawD.
Oneida County, Idaho. No. Pr.
Ofrice OF County Treasurer
Malad. Idaho. Jan. 12 1910
Pay TO order Of Marion Henderson $500
i've hundred and no-l00 dollars.
Not over five hundred dollars.
% j. y. Ireland G. Co.
Bankers, MAGGIE WILKES
Malad Idaho.
. u. No II, Sinking Fund.
'ay Deseret National Bank,
Salt Lake city, or order
laho State and Savings Bank
Preston. Idaho, G, H. Blood. Cashier
,eseret National Bank
Paid
through Salt Lake Clearing House. Jan,
ia 1910