Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-6
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Funds for special premiums - Audit and allowance of bills
Official statutory text
- Certificates of fair association officers - Speed exhibitions and
races excepted.
A. The funds provided for in Section 15-5 of this title shall
be derived from any funds on hand, not otherwise appropriated, in
the contingent fund of the county. The county commissioners shall
audit and allow bills presented by persons to whom premiums have
been awarded as in other cases, on filing with the bill, a
certificate of the secretary and treasurer of the fair association.
The certificate shall state the person to whom the premium was
awarded, and the amount and character of the exhibit for which
premium was awarded.
B. No part of the appropriation shall be allowed or paid for
exhibitions of speed or races.
races excepted.
A. The funds provided for in Section 15-5 of this title shall
be derived from any funds on hand, not otherwise appropriated, in
the contingent fund of the county. The county commissioners shall
audit and allow bills presented by persons to whom premiums have
been awarded as in other cases, on filing with the bill, a
certificate of the secretary and treasurer of the fair association.
The certificate shall state the person to whom the premium was
awarded, and the amount and character of the exhibit for which
premium was awarded.
B. No part of the appropriation shall be allowed or paid for
exhibitions of speed or races.
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