The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-09

BY County Treasurers receipts
EXAMINERS NOTES
The County Treasurer must deposit the county funds ratabl
among the solvent banks Of the county, SAD ia banks oamta, Qa amd anrnl ,nel o
each such bank, as provided by Chapter 1875 of the 1927 Session Laws
N' The following overdrafts yer found in School District accounts:
School District No 4 General Fund FUN ~~ 2a s1
school District No. %, General Fund ~~~~ d2dss
School District No. so, General Fund ~~~~~~ 2O2SS
School District No. is, High School Fund 11624
The County Treasurer must not allow ar overdraft IN IN OIL 'e
funds under his control
same being in the form of old checks and Receivers Certificates Tsoe OF
Lain for items N closed banks, in the amount of $1'411o6. These
items should be taken up and cleared out of the cash uos and
The County Treasurer must reconcile M eulre en- IN "a % hac of
make a certificate of such reconclement IN Iac IL u hean nade
one of the current tax books; such reconclement las not Oeen D'ue
=" The two Registers Land Acquired by Tax Deed" and Tax Sale
Certificate and Redemption Certificates" have not been maae u 70
date. The County Treasurer must make Up aeS es"'epS !" by"
as the November tax payments are reconcneu. j., tho
c1erE,s Register of Warrants and Bonds issued, the same t o be
handled like regular county warrants issued. uana ~
The County Clerk must extend the personal tax dis using lme
same current levy as used for other taxes. The levy OF the pre-
ceding year is used by the County Treasurer only Wv ~f f@n P pe1SGn Of Of
taxes ae collected before the current levy is maae ny m 80 h
County Commissioners; after the current "a r ons are fnnd ? of those
overpaid. only the unpaid balances will be carried TO Inc uenhquen
AK ro IL h duty OF the Board of County Commissioners to designate
IN bond n securities to be held by the County Treasurer to Sc
me Ot tmo finds o. deposit with the county depository banks. the
eme me bonds om and securities are listed in Chapter 1874 of the 1927
Session Laws. Such bonds and securities must oe appoxea o FS sn "p
annrovaI They must also reapprove same quarter annually there
after. The bonds and securities turnSheu y ne Jams
been re PprU Of County Commissioners have held a number Of
Special Mee sng. aln the order for all Special Meetings must state
the nature of the business to be transacted at such cn s9eG nada seS 1922
Section 462 of the Revised Codes 1921 provides FOL a egu ''
N"1 h State Examiners Report must be entered in full on the
minutes of the Board of Commissioners; sucn repor[ vac v n at
tered in the minutes for the examination made IN ~ im Non
tentioni is called to Chapter So of the 1925 Session Laws s amenp
ed by chapter 81 of the 1927 Session Laws. 49, car,
The ofacia1 Bonds were examined and we find tina t aa 900 I oeh
of the District Court has furnished a bond IN the moW Ut % o%oun q
100000 A AS oo L oo wbe + should only be in the amount of 100000
III .ch+r+ac rrOvidp hi h county OUCerS must lC0NS ="
county seat. The Coroner is a resident OF amVme au ~ ~"
maintain al office in the county
Due care must be exercised before a claim is allowed edr fST pd hT sac
to e that the same is up to legal requirements, IS rovlaeu ny mn n@
49, ~ q of the Revised Codes 1921, that the same bears a compl ee
and supplies or materials furnished, tna' o tne 5 mt 10 If approval
and sworn to- that the date OF approval va au 9mntn is called to
the tolo%ohe o9 w Hardie. sse rs for delivering election supplies
does not show the places of travel n the number OF miles ,a
No. 1916, Frank Moon, s1OO for registering electors, ~ 'e NeIson
registered not shown N the claim; No 1928, Mrs. o.. W, N Shown
s5 " for registering electors, the names or complete dates % 90 o W.
on the claim. 10 of the electors were 1ngr glstere oa dustf the county.
the item is over ne year and not a Legal cam gam +tb h names
No ski Chas. Gordon, s225O, for registering electors tn n'"e'
No 1S485. Jacob G. seel $4,000, and No 1883. s550o, are ,n rs
overtime of the Deputy County Clerk in changlng NV I'VE ctatrtes nro-
w ondorod NV the state Board of Equalization. The statues pr
vide that certain offices shall be open from nine O'CLOCK an =. of the
five o'clock P. NJ and at such other hours IS tn uS"e' !"
m 1878 ! D. Dryer. s2O481, for auditing and collecting de y no
taxes on a percentage basis me saH -" INC '
whether it is a reasonable fee. tonized No
No 1922, Mrs. Lucy Mitchell $500 g clam nntn mo- Of the service
be shown. No. 1887, Office speclarles 90 sO'V'
sworn to. -or oon4oAn. on item of $1,000
~goono to,ine prisoner from Wolf Point to Poplar OF uNi ZOO 90
~ ~ Trs+ice Of the Peace at Poplar. Chapter III o. De -
session Law provides; "For actual expenses in CONVEYING d penns
- amrost before a magistrate o. to Jail, Or in habeas corpus pnso
No 1886. L. M. Clayton, s3675, expenses OF Assessor, NJ NJ are
Louis Haefner, s4S9S, expenses IS Deputy Assessor :" ~ h 1925
attached to these claims as provided by Chapter 80 u '
Laws. - o....+ Knudson. |
s117 90. No 18453. August Snider, $4,000; No 1892, zeferlah ,om
16o Z. No 1S625 D A. Palmer, s11SO0; No. 1926, Allen I've
s1a4 no. No 1851 Glenn vinson, s177OO; and a number o. o'.i
Iaims contain items of g.. 10 and IL hours work o n roads your az
enthon is called to Section 3079, which provides that eNsnt N"
hl constitute a legal days work on public works.
No e II Pooler S42 o. contains Items of 10 hours IN L.