Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-332
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Account with county treasurer
Official statutory text
The said commissioners shall keep a distinct account with the
treasurer of the county, in a book provided for that purpose,
commencing from the day on which the treasurer became qualified and
continuing until the same or another person is qualified as
treasurer, in which account they shall charge the treasurer with all
sums paid him and for all sums for which the treasurer is
accountable to the county, and they shall credit him with all
warrants returned and canceled, with all monies paid and with all
vouchers presented by him and with all matters with which the
treasurer is to be credited on account; and the said board in their
settlement with the treasurer shall keep the general, special and
road tax separate, that any citizen of the county may see how the
same is expended.
R.L. 1910, § 1593.
treasurer of the county, in a book provided for that purpose,
commencing from the day on which the treasurer became qualified and
continuing until the same or another person is qualified as
treasurer, in which account they shall charge the treasurer with all
sums paid him and for all sums for which the treasurer is
accountable to the county, and they shall credit him with all
warrants returned and canceled, with all monies paid and with all
vouchers presented by him and with all matters with which the
treasurer is to be credited on account; and the said board in their
settlement with the treasurer shall keep the general, special and
road tax separate, that any citizen of the county may see how the
same is expended.
R.L. 1910, § 1593.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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